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1. Smoldering
2. Fragment
Smoldering came from Old Middle English
Fragment came from Latin to Middle English to today

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My main character is Brian. He is thirteen years old and is traveling to his father’s house. His parents are divorced and his mother gave him a hachet. Brian is flying in a plane and suddenly, his pilot gets a massive heart attack. The plane is going down and he somehow lands the plane in a lake. The problem is is that he is alone in a forest without any help.
He is miles and miles away from his home and is in need for guidance. The type of problem is man v.s. nature because he is alone and afraid in the wild.

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I was the Creative Connecter. I made two connections with Hachet in the beginning.
1. When the plane was going down, it reminded me of the movie, “Sully.” Brian’s plane was going down and crashed into a forest.
2. My Dad has a hachet and cuts wood with it. Brian’s Mom gave him a hachet.

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My job was the director. I wrote down questions about Hachet.
Did you think it was scary when the pilot had a heart attack?
What did you think when Brian went through the mosquitoes?
Do you think self flying planes are actually safe?
I learned from other people’s jobs that Gary Paulsen wrote at least 4 other books and the symptoms of a heart attack.
I think that Brian will find dangerous animals ahead and use his hachet on them.
My feelings about Hachet is that I feel it’s gonna be more scarier than the beginning.

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Hello! I’m David Bluhm and I live in Texas. I was born in Killeen, Texas in November 5, 2007. I’m a student at Clifton Park Elementary School and I love to learn science. I love to read books that’s about action, adventure, and danger. I like to hang out with close friends, play video games, and spend time with my family! I have written 4 books and I love to watch YouTube. My most favorite activity to do is to play soccer with my friends and to compete in soccer tournaments.