Content Introduction I. Daniel Defoe’s and his biography I. His writing style

SAPERE AUDE
It means dear to know
SETTING
The time, place and social environment of the drama in a
story. It usually tells readers when, where and what happens in a story.
SIMILE
A way of comparing things in an unusual way using the words
like or as e.g. wild and fierce like a savage
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