Hesitant on moral grounds to<span> kill so many, </span>Crusoe<span> reasons that since </span>Friday<span> belongs </span>to<span> an enemy nation, the situation </span>can<span> be construed as a state of war in which </span>killing<span> is permissible. </span> Crusoe and Friday fall upon the cannibals and quickly overcome them with their superior weapons, allowing only four to escape.
