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Will Brain Persevere Through The Wild Summary

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Theme: Will Brain persevere through the wild? Or perish trying to live? His first experience persevering was having to crash land the plane, live or die. Once he survived the crash Brain has to find food, water, shelter, and endure animal attacks. Brain first food source were choke cherries but he got sick by eating eating a bunch. Brain was lucky to live near the lake for fresh water. His luck extends with a rock ridge to adapt or live in. Although, Brain got bad luck with animals while exploring. He lost food when a skunk sprayed him making him blind and thrash around in the water. Then when he though it was fine Brain broke his ribs from a moose attack! He recovered but had to persevere through losing his equipment by a deadly twister.

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