TRACKER

BY:HAYLEIGH WALTERS

THIS BOOK RELATES TO HATCHET BY

• They both felt displaced when they had a gun
• Brian and John both have to go into the wilderness
• They both saw animals
• They where both gone for more than two days
• They where very hungry by the time they found civilization

SETTING

• It is in modern time
• Up in the northern area
• If it didn't happen in modern time they wouldn't have nice clothes and guns
• If it didn't happen in the northern area it wouldn't be snowing which is a big part in the book

CHARACTERS

• The major characters are John and the deer, the minor characters are grandma, grandpa, and Emil.
• He and his grandpa and grandma live out in the woods on a farm and go hunting every year.
• Emil is Johns best friend in school, john lives with his grandpa because his parents died.
• The protagonist is john, the antagonist would have to be nature.
• He struggles to stay warm in the cold woods.

CONFLICT

• The conflict in the story would have to be when John goes out into the woods to kill the deer.
• He gets really cold and takes him along time to find her but decides not to kill her.
• He takes along time trying to touch her so his grandpa can live.
• The conflict is an external conflict because it shows the literary character and nature drive the action of the plot
• Also person against nature

PLOT

• The exposition is when John finds out his grandpa might die, and has to go hunting alone.
• The rising action is when he goes hunting and finds a female deer and tracks her so John can make meat.
• The climax is when he finds her and he aims the gun at her and decided not to shoot her and try to touch her.
• The falling action is when he tracks her for a day, finds her, and touches her.
• The resolution was when he got back and talked to his grandpa and grandma about what happened and hug.