Survival
to hold steady
The plane that flew over Brian's camp. What did it do?
What is "turned back"?
Chapter 14 is about "these" small things that could turn into disasters, funny little "things" that could snowball so that while you were still smiling at humor you could find yourself looking at death.
What are mistakes?
What is Brian's first feast?
What is fish?
to make angry; annoy; irritate
Brian hears things differently, see things differently. This is not a physical change, but a what?
What is how Brian has changed mentally?
This creature sprayed Brian while trying to look for food in Brian's shelter.
What is a skunk?
to set or make right
What is rectify?
At the end of chapter 12 and beginning of chapter 13 a good amount of time has passed. This can be seen by what?
What is making a bow and arrow to catch fish to eating so many fish he is sick of them?
The two lessons learned from the skunk incident in chapter 14.
What are protect food and have a good shelter?
This is what happen to Brian after the plane turned back. He developed this. He was no longer surviving to be rescued, he was surviving to live.
What is tough hope?
To be joyful; rejoice
What is exulted?
"Halfway p the lake, just as he started to step over a log, he was absolutely terrified by an explosion under his feet. What was the explosion?
What is a bird? What is a fool bird?
This is what interrupts the flow of the story to introduce something that has already happened.
What is a memory moment?
You get hurt and no one is there to help you get food or wood.
Why are mistakes bigger in the wilderness?
"He knew Brian, knew him, and owned him and chose not to do anything to him. Brian knew this creature for what it was-another part of the woods, another part of it all."
What is a wolf?
A loosely woven fabric with evenly spaced holes;net
What is mesh?
"He could not play the game without hope, could not play the game without a dream." Why did Brian say this?
What is because the plane flew off?
Brian discovered that this was the secret to catching the fool birds.
What is look for the (pear) shape?