Based of the events in robinson crusoe, which statement most likely reflects defoe's beliefs about governors and subjects? a. the best masters are the ones who act as fathers towards their subjects. b. the worst masters are the one who force their culture practice on their servants. c. the best masters are the ones who are emotionally detach from their servants. d. the worst masters are the ones who rule with absolute authority.

the best masters are the ones who teach their servants to live in a civilized world  

The correct answer is A. The best Masters are the ones who act as fathers towards their subjects.

The relationship between Robinson Crusoe and Friday is akin to that between a father and a child, since Crusoe seeks to transform Friday from a cannibal into a civilized man. The novel reveals the typical attitude of Europeans toward other peoples: they are viewed as backwards and uncivilized, and the "solution" is to make them more European. During the 18th century, this civilizing process was often compared to the education of a child; Immanuel Kant, for example, referred to the Enlightment as the "coming of age" of mankind. In the novle, Crusoe's attitude towards Friday is kind but stern, since he seeks to erradicate Friday's native customs and convert him to Christianity. Crusoe ultimately succeeds, and Friday is assimilated into European culture.

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the character has felt many emotions that are mainly focusing on negative emotions.