BRIAN'S HUNT

RELATES TO HATCHET

• The main characters name is Brian Robeson.
• Brian is in the wild trying to survive with a bow and arrow, knife, and other simple tools.
• He encounters a bear and other Canadian wildlife which scares him but he has seen it before.
• Brian gets stuck in the wild longer then he had anticipated like in Hatchet.
• The setting is in the Canadian wilderness.

SETTING

• The setting is in the Canadian wilderness.
• Locations: Beside a lake, in the woods, in a Native American village, on mountain.

CHARACTERS

• Protagonist-Brian
• Antagonist-THE BEAR
• Minor: David , Anne , Kay-gwa-daush

CONFLICTS

• Brian had inner conflicts in this story he fights with himself in his mind.
• Brian also had external conflicts in this story he fights against other people.
• Brian had a conflict with David and they were arguing about if he should have hunted the bear.
• Brian had a conflict with his self when he could not decide to bring some meat with him because it would attract the bear.
• Brian also had conflict when he gets all scratched up if he should put mud on it to help it from getting infected.

PLOT

• The exposition in Brian's Hunt is that Brian went out to explore nature by his self not knowing what will happen.
• The rising action is when he finds a dog wandering hurt he thinks something is wrong somewhere so starts to pack to leave.
• The climax of this story is when he finds a body that is torn apart that what looks like is a bear so he goes on a hunt.
• The falling action is when Brian pulls his bow back aimed at the bear and let go, direct hit he had killed the bear without getting killed
• The resolution of the book is when packs up to leave, he is going home finally.

THE END