The book about the adventures of Robinson Crusoe is one of the most famous works of Western literature, which has been read for four centuries. But was it really so, as Defoe wrote? It turns out that Robinson Crusoe was a werewolf and, having found himself on a desert island, did not try to leave it, because he could not live with such a curse among people. And the savages hunting Crusoe were not entirely human and worshiped a devilish deity with the head of an octopus...