１、规则和习俗 A ｍan ｏn ａ lonｅly iｓlaｎｄA man ｏｎ a ｌｏneｌy islａnd ｃaｎ act aｓ hｅ ｌikeｓ bｅcause he has no one to cｏnｓｉder ｅｘcｅpt ｈimｓelf. But wｈen Ｒobｉnｓｏn Ｃrｕｓoe discoveｒeｄ foｏｔpｒints iｎ ｔhe sand， he could no ｌongeｒ ａct pｒeｃisely aｓ beforｅ． He had ｔo thinｋ of ｔhｅ existenｃe oｆ a ｃomｐanion anｄ thｅ poｓsible ｅffeｃt oｆ hｉｓ aｃtioｎs ｕpon ａ seconｄ pｅrson. Two ｐeoplｅ thｕs suddenly ｂｒought face to facｅ can not igｎｏrｅ eaｃh oｔher. Ｅｉther oｎe must overcomｅ ｔhe ｏther ｏr they muｓt arｒiｖｅ ａt ｓｏmｅ forｍ ｏf ｃoexiｓteｎｃe．Iｎ ｔｈe lａtteｒ evｅnｔ they havｅ first to conｖｉncｅ eacｈ ｏｔheｒ oｆ their frieｎdly intentｉｏns. Ｗheｎ ａ ｍａn coｍｅｓ upon a tｒibｅ whose langｕａge he doｅs noｔ kｎow， he ｗｉｌｌ nｏd ａｎｄ sｍilｅ, mａke ｆrienｄly ｇeｓtures and ｐeｒhaps sｅnｄ them smａlｌ gifts. If thesｅ ｏfｆers arｅ suｃceｓsfｕｌ, ｔhe ｔribesmen ｗilｌ takｅ hiｍ ｔｏ theiｒ viｌlage aｎｄ bring ｈｉｍ ｆｏｏd and drｉnk. Ｍｏｒeover， the arrｉval oｆ an impｏｒｔant visitor ｉs soｍethinｇ ｏut of the oｒdinary． Sｏ， as an anｓｗｅr to ｔhe feeｌing tｈaｔ thｅｉr guｅst should ｂe ｔreated ａs wｅｌl ａs thｅy ｃan, ｓometｈing beｔteｒ than the ordinarｙ fｏod wiｌl be pｒoｖideｄ, anｄ ｔhｅ ｍｅａl followed by singing anｄ dａｎｃinｇ． The ｈｏst wishes tｏ ｍａｋｅ his ｇuest feｅl aｔ home, thｅ ｇuｅst tｏ show ｔｈanks oｆ ｔｈｅ kindｎess he hａs recｅived.Queｓtｉonｓ of gｏoｄ behaviｏｒ anｄ consideration foｒ othｅｒs mａｙbe hａve ａrｉｓeｎ in one fｏrm or anoｔhｅr since ｓoｃｉal life begaｎ, beｃaｕse soｃial lｉfe is ｉｍｐｏｓsiｂｌe if eaｃｈ person thinks only of himsｅlｆ.If men ａｒｅ ｔo ...
