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Brian In The Hatchet

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How would you feel if you were flying to your dad’s house in a plane and suddenly everything went wrong? Brian in the book is changing by having to go through being stuck in the middle of a forest. The pilot has had a heart attack and Brian is stuck alone in a plane he doesn’t know how to fly.He has to survive with just a hatchet and the clothes on his back. Surviving off the littlest things and his shelter being a lean-to.This is proving that Brian is going through transformation in what is happening to him in his life right now.

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