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What are some character traits of Brian in Hatchet?
thoughtful, perceptive, and flexible. Brian starts his time in the woods as miserable as anyone would be, stranded alone and hungry. But he quickly begins to adjust, figuring out the rhythm of forest life and trying to keep a positive attitude.
Who is Brian in Hatchet?
Brian’s father
Brian’s motherJim/JakeBrian RobesonTerry
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How is Brian brave in Hatchet?
In the novel Hatchet by Gary Paulsen Brian is brave. One way he is brave is when he is hunting,when he encounters dangerous wildlife, and when he encounters dangerous events. For example, He comes face to face with a bear and bear cubs while hunting.
How long did Brian survive in Hatchet?
54 days
Introduction: (5 min) Today we are going to explore the experiences of Brian Robeson from Hatchet. Brian was placed in a survival situation when he was stranded alone in the Canadian Wilderness for 54 days after a plane crash.
What are Brian’s best qualities?
Two crucial physical traits are his stamina and his ability to swim, both of which are proven by the end of chapter 3, when he crash-lands the plane into the lake in the middle of nowhere, forces his way out of the plane, “out of the shattered front window,” and swims his way to the surface and then to the shoreline.
How does the Secret affect Brian in hatchet?
The secret of his mother’s infidelity serves to highlight the traumatic effect that his parents’ divorce has had upon him. The memory of his mother’s infidelity has kept Brian in the past for too long, but the hatchet that she gave him also provides a means of escape from that past.
What did Brian use the Hatchet for?
Striking the hatchet against a stone and watching the sparks fly, Brian determines that he will find a way to use the hatchet to make fire.
What did Brian use the hatchet for?
What is hatchet mainly about?
The main character in Hatchet, Brian Robeson, is a thirteen-year-old boy from New York City. This novel primarily deals with themes of man and nature as well as of self-awareness and self-actualization, mainly through Brian’s experiences living alone in the wilderness.