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In the passage from Robinson Crusoe, Robinson uses some interesting words to talk about his home.

In the passage from Robinson Crusoe, Robinson uses some interesting words to talk about his home.
Don’t use the word “house” or “home,”
Crusoe calls his place a "fortress" and a "castle".
and "retreat." Although it may not look like this
Important details, actual uses of these words
Reveals many of Crusoe's thoughts
outside world.
The words "fortification", "castle" and "retreat"
All are exceptions. this is not text
Most people use it to describe their home. exist
Furthermore, they are not the words you would expect
There are people living in cabins on desert islands for use.
Crusoe's home can't be close to here
A castle. Crusoe meant different things when he used the word
These words. To understand this we have to do
Understand the meaning of words more clearly.
The three words are slightly different
Definitions, although they are all very similar. A
A fort is a structure that helps provide protection
something or make it stronger. a castle is a
A building that protects those inside from attack.
Retreats are safe, peaceful places for people to go
Escape from danger or just relax. All three of them
Words imply ideas of safety and protection
Why does Crusoe use these words? it looks like
Crusoe may have felt threatened by the outside world
world. Crusoe became very nervous when he saw the footprints
scared. So he returns to his home where he can feel
Safe and reliable. Crusoe emphasizes his feelings
Provide security by using words like "fortification", "castle" etc.
And he uses "seclusion" to describe his home.
All in all, the choice of words or phrasing is a
An important tool for writers. Defoe uses diction to
convey important information