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Brian Robeson In Hatchet

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In the novel Hatchet, by Gary Paulsen the main character's name is Brian Robeson. He tries to survive in a plane with a pilot who just had a heart attack. When he was in the plane he was scared knowing that if something happened to the plane he could die. The text states on page 15,¨He had to fly it somehow. Had to fly the plane. He had to help himself. The pilot was gone…” That explains that Brian is trying to fly a plane while trying to survive and he is scared that he might die. Another thing that describes his character is that through all that he has been through so far it all has been because of his parents divorce. An example on page 6 is, “ In the summer Brian would live with his father. In the school year with his mother.” That shows

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