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The Transformation Of The Character 'Brian Robeson In Hatchet'
In the novel Hatchet,Brian Robeson is a dynamic character because he changes a lot. I am going to give you one he has changed from when he first crashed in the plane to when he lived in the wilderness for almost two months. The first way Brian changed is that he got happier, before the crash happened he was sad because his parents were in a divorce and his mom was seeing someone.Brian did not know his mom was seeing someone until one day when he was riding his bike with his friends and saw his mom in the parking lot with that guy. In the wilderness Brian was happier because he did not have to worry about anything other than surviving in the wilderness alone.

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