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In the book Hatchet how did Brian's first bow nearly spell disaster for him?
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∙ 12y ago
When it broke, the bow nearly blinded him, and blindness would have been fatal.
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∙ 12y ago
After Brian accidentally shot the arrow straight up into the air, it came back down and grazed his shoulder, narrowly missing his head. This incident taught Brian an important lesson about the dangers of not being careful with weapons and reinforced the importance of being well-prepared in the wilderness.
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∙ 14y agohe used the bow and arrow to kill animals to eat.
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Brian used to make the bow and arrow by, some of the resources that he had in the shelter with him and the outside resources
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In Hatchet how Brian's first bow nearly spells disaster for him?
he discovers how to masturbates with his bow
In Hatchet explain how Brian's first bow nearly spells disaster for him?
he discovers how to masturbates with his bow
What was brians first meal?
(In hatchet please answer this it would mean A LOT!!)
When was Hatchet published?
Hatchet was first published 1987.
Explain how Brian's first bow nearly spells disaster for him in Hatchet?
Brian's inexperience with the bow causes him to shoot it inaccurately, resulting in him narrowly missing an animal and losing his ammunition. This near disaster shows Brian the importance of practicing and gaining proficiency with the tools he has in order to survive in the wilderness.
When was 'Hatchet' by Gary Paulson first published?
The year that Hatchet was first published was in 1987.
What made Brian Selznick famous?
Brians first book made him famous
How do you draw hatchet?
First draw a handle then draw a blade. TaDaa you have a hatchet
Who had made the first hatchet?
Umak
When was the first natural disaster ever recorded?
The first natural disaster recorded happened in 1755
Is hatchet 2 better than the first one?
Well a lot of people say it is, but I think the first Hatchet movie is better.
How do you pronounce hatchet?
Hatchet is pronounced as "HATCH-it," with the emphasis on the first syllable.
