The tone shifts to a more brighter side nearing the end of the book, becoming more inspiring and hopeful as Brian overcomes this new environment as well as figuring out how to be more dependent on himself. The tone of Hatchet also gets the reader to reflect on the jarring conditions of such a remote place in the wilderness. The tone of the book Hatchet is very serious and lets you reflect on Brian and yourself. The voice of this novel reflects on Brian's inexperience and youth, yet also displaying his creativity and resourcefulness. The voice of this novel is the one of the young Brian Robeson. He had succeeded after finding an emergency transmitter in the tail of the plane wreckage. He makes it his goal to get back home, no matter what. This boy had to endure through many challenges throughout the book, animals and sicknesses. Hatchet is a book about a 13 year old boy who survived a plane crash but is now stranded in the Canadian wilderness.
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