Brian's Hatchet As A Feature Film

Do you think you could survive a plane crash? I read the book Hatchet and the main character did just that. After the plane crash Brian went through more obstacles but he has survived all of them. One of them was getting attacked by a moose and right after that he got hit by a tornado and that made him stronger. The second one was trying to make a raft and that showed him to never give up. On day 1 it was really hard for Brian but on day 54 it got easy because he has made a lot of changes through day 1-54.

Have you ever wanted to experience living in the wilderness on your own? Do you think you would last very long? This question is what started the novel of Hatchet, wrote by Gary Paulsen. After being the only one who survived a plane wreck, though there were only two people in the plane, Brian Robeson had to survive until someone could find him. Brian lived in the wilderness for a total of 54 days.

What does it mean to survive? Have you ever imagined yourself in the Canadian wilderness without anything but a hatchet and not knowing how you ended up there? Well, a 13 year old boy named Brian has put his life and soul to finding a way to survive. He survived by using trial and error, by not giving up, and his senses to survive. He doesn't have any food ready, no matches, and no tools besides his hatchet.

(Intro) Introduce Topic: However, in Gary Paulsen’s novel, Hatchet he is 13 year old and he got in a plane wreck. While he was in the plane wreck he was flying to go see his dad.

The exposition of Hatchet begins with a thirteen year old boy named Brian on his way from New York to Canada on a two person plane to see his father. Brian’s parents recently divorced and Brian is really disheartened about the situation he calls the reason why they broke. Before to long on the plane the pilot suffers a heart attack and dies leaving Brian to land the plane this is when rising action begins . Somehow Brian lands the plane in a crash-landing and only has a few bumps and bruises. With Brian the only one alive he would have to find food and shelter to survive against nature. With only the hatchet his mother gave him, Brian went out and found some berries to eat and made a shelter. Brian learned how to make a spear, fire and learns

Bear Grylls once said “Survival can be summed up in three words Never Give Up, that's the heart of it really, just keep trying.” Skills can be used in everyday life; math skills when you are at the grocery store or restaurant, and grammar skills when addressing people. Another set of skills that can be useful are survival skills if you are stuck in a life or death situation. In the award-winning novel, “Hatchet” by Gary Paulsen, Brain has to learn how to use his tools to survive in the for example how to uses the fire as guard, how he strives to kill the animals, and how the tools help him kill the animals.

This book, called is about a survival story of young boy, Brian. Before I read this, just looking title on its cover, I've thought it may be about a murder case because hatchet is a kind of an ax. So I was a bit frightened and start this book with anxiety. However, the book was about a young boy whose name is Brian Robeson and he had left alone in Canadian wilderness owing to an accident.

Brian Robeson a 13-year-old boy from New York is the main character of Hatchet by Gary Paulson. The reason Brian is making this plane trip to Canada is because his parents had recently become divorced. His parents’ splitting is the main cause of his instability. At first Brian shows us his fear, frustration and anger. By the end of his experience of being in the wilderness most of those characteristics had changed. Brian does not only learn lessons about survival in the wilderness but life in general.

First and foremost, the story “Hatchet” has a significant turning point. Brian was flying in a plane to meet his father in the oil fields of Northern Canada when the pilot had a heart attack. Because the pilot had a heart attack, Brian was forced to crash land the plane. Then Brian landed in the wilderness and has to survive with a 2 dimes, a quarter, 2 pennies, a nickel, a hatchet his mother gave him, and himself. Brian will have to make serious choices in order to survive this frantic turning point in “Hatchet” by Gary Paulsen. At first Brian thinks that he can't do anything and that he is weak, but later on in the story he figures out that he is his most important asset and that encourages him to survive this tragic event.

Do you think you would survive by yourself in the middle of the woods for 54 days? The question that I asked you is because of the novel Hatchet and this novel is written by Gary Paulsen. Out of all of the things in the story that stood out to me was the AHA moments because I think they help brian the most. The two biggest AHA moments was when he had to put his food up higher and that he can't be lazy.

boy who must survive in the wilderness, with only a hatchet as a weapon. This

Hatchet by Gary Paulsen is an adventure about Brian being stranded in the canadian forest because of a plane crash .As stated “when the pilot had had been hit that way he couldn't bring himself to say the pilot was dead. Brian learns to adapt by hearing a weird sound but he knew what it was before the crash he would never know what it was. This shows how brian charged after this happen

Brian's winter it is a book about a kid that goes to see his dad in Canada because his parents are divorced and every summer he sees his dad on a private plane. On the the trip things go very bad. Brian was a 15 year old boy and was ready to fly to Canada to see his dad. Brian was with his mom all year and only got to see his dad in the summer . It was finally to for Brian to get on the plain and see his dad. While Brian is talking to the pilot Brian notices something weird about him , he had his hand over his chest and in pain gasping for air. Brian realized that he was having a heart attack. Before Brian could even think the pilot was dead. As plane crashes into a lake Brian swims out of the lake

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