The transformation of the island in "Robinson Crusoe" from a place of captivity to a desired destination reflects Crusoe's journey of growth, adaptation, and newfound appreciation for his surroundings. Initially seen as a prison, the island evolves into a sanctuary where Crusoe finds purpose, companionship, and inner peace. Through his resilience and resourcefulness, Crusoe not only survives but thrives, forging a deep connection to the land and transforming his perspective on what constitutes a desirable destination. Ultimately, the island becomes a symbol of Crusoe's triumph over adversity and his ability to find solace and fulfilment in unexpected places.