How does Robinson Crusoe’s solitude on a remote island enable Defoe to depict his character's growth?

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His connection with God and Christian beliefsHis grasp of fundamental economic principlesHis empathy towards the slaves he previously soldBoth A and B

Explanation

Defoe uses Crusoe’s isolation to illustrate his evolving relationship with God and Christianity, as well as his developing understanding of economic fundamentals. Therefore, both aspects A and B are explored.