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Patience and Positive Thinking in Hatchet by Gary Paulsen

This is a brief analysis of the novel Hatchet by Gary Paulsen. The student states that patience and positive thinking are the two most important traits that allow the protagonist to survive in the wild.
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Bob's feedback:

"You've done a good job of identifying the traits that help Brian to survive in Hatchet. There are, of course, other traits that come into play (ingenuity/critical thinking), and you could mention these to show that patience and positive thinking are the key to tapping into other traits.

There are a handful of small errors in grammar and punctuation, as well as a few run-on sentences. Some word choices are somewhat clunky as well (i.e., "amazing" in the conclusion). Make sure to proofread the document thoroughly."

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