Crusoe starts the monologue by looking at his life on the Island and his facts to the nature passing him to his experience as a prisoner. Ge knows that the state of living makes him be his own prisoner mind. "an uninhabited wild without reclamation", this statement shows a parallel between nature and the jail of the past, it shows that he is yet not free. Crusoe builds up a tense tone requiring the reader to take part in his mope as he portrays life on the Island. This tone is worked with the rundown of areas, turning into madness. Explain.