hatchet
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- chapter 1
- chapter 2
- chapter 3
- to his thoughts of his parents' recent divorce. brian returns Thirteen-year old Brian Robeson, the sole passenger on a small plane from Hampton, New York to the north woods of Canada, boards the aircraft excited at the notion of flying in a single-engine plane. After the novelty of the experience passes,
- chapter 4
- In chapter 2 of Hatchet, Brian realizes that there is nothing he can do for the pilot, as he doesn't know CPR, or cardiopulmonary resuscitation. He tries to rack his brain for any ideas on how to fly the plane. He realizes that he cannot fly it, so he uses the radio to ask for help.
- chapter 5
- "dream about him and his friend"
- As the plane gets closer to the ground, Brian loses sight of the lakes that he had seen the entire trip. His plan was to land the plane on the shore of a lake, so he desperately needed one. All he saw at this point was trees.
- chapter 6
- n pain, Brian slowly begins to move, though he has injuries to his head and legs. He crawls away from the lake to a grassy area, but he is so injured and tired from the crash that he must rest, and he falls back into a deep sleep.
- They had imagined they had tools for survival, and Brian wishes his friend and the tools were there with him.Brian remembering a time that he and his friend, Terry, pretended they were lost in the woods ,Some of the first steps of surviving in the wilderness are shelter and food. Chapter 6 of Hatchet starts with
- .Brian tries and fails to make fire by rubbing sticks together Back at his camp by the ridge, . Giving up, he decides to try to close in part of the overhang to make a better shelter. Using interlaced dead branches, he spends the afternoon covering the front of the overhang to make a wall and doorway .Brian tries and fails to make fire by rubbing sticks together .Back at his camp by the ridge,
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