No, Skipper does not die in Robinson Crusoe. In the novel, Skipper is not a character but refers to the ship’s captain or the command of the ship that Crusoe sailed on. The story does include many challenges and dangers faced by Crusoe during his isolation, including interactions with pirates and other seafarers, but the specific character of ‘Skipper’ is not part of the narrative. The focus remains on Crusoe’s survival, adaptation, and his eventual companionship with Friday, who becomes a significant character in the latter part of the story.
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