Robinson Crusoe and Xury met the native Africans so Crusoe asserted his power

over animals. They understood the value of offering kindness to strangers. He had
nothing to offer in return so Crusoe shot the leopard to repay the natives. The
Portuguese captain wants to transport Crusoe and Xury to Brazil free of charge and
at the same time, he wanted to buy Xury from Crusoe. Crusoe hesitates to sell
Xury because he has been loyal and devoted. The Portuguese captain offers to free
Xury after 10 years if he converts, and Crusoe does seek the boy's blessing on the
exchange. Crusoe purchased the African slave, as well as two indentured servants,
to work his plantation, as well as his part in the ill-fated voyage to Africa to obtain
slaves. Crusoe experienced the ease of trading trifles for slaves; inspire a group of
Brazilian plantation owners to make the journey.