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On page 75 perspective is that Brian has not been thinking about himself anymore he's mostly thinking about the nature.On page 74 he's being more used to nature and using it to help him survive .An example is that he is looking at the sky to see what time it might at his home

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so what he did was that he thought of a memory in his past what to do like he remembered that his uncle had cb radio in his uncles pickup and he used a flick switch to speak.And now he thought that obviously that bears Liked berries so he made a little trap where he placed berries for the bear he waited till the bear was done and go away and it worked.

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yellow group Diego Tomas  On page.69 Brain says,, '' they where awful berries''    page 67 Brain said, too many gut cherrie'

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Yellow group Diego and Tomas                                                                                                                                   On page 69 Brain says, "They were awful berries" Page 67 Brain says, "too many gut cherries" and the author says Brain got very sick because of the gut cherries.

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Blue table           Brain's chance of survival is when the author said ''And the bear had almost indicated that it didn't mind sharing had just walked from him.'' so that meant that the bear could of attacked brain but he was lucky.

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When Brian tasted the new juice from the cherries he though it tasted like soda.

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The bear just walked up to him is what Brian said

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Kenia & Alice on page 72 Brian saw a bear and discripe what the bear looks like and where he saw a bear that look alike  but bigger and he was thinking about the nature and he got his mind off of his parent diwarse

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Brian made a sound it was a low sound and it was "Nnnnnnggg

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itzel and cohlton blue table  Brian has to look for berries but he also had to keep the lake insite and build a shelter and he build a hangover near the lake just incase someone came looking for him.

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Zy'Keria Blue table: How Brian changed his perspective about his chances of survival by being a little negative. Evidence: author stated that ''If he kept the lake in sight as he had done yesterday he should be all right should be able to find home again and it stopped him. He had actually thought it in time. Home three days, no two or was it three? Yes this was the third day and he had thought of the shelter as home. He turned and looked at it studied the crude work. The bush made a fair wall not whether-tight but it cut most of the wind off. He hadn't done so badly at that. Maybe it wasn't much but also maybe it was all he had for a home.''

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Brain has to look for berries but he also had to keep the lake insite and also build a shelter he use wood to build the shelter and he built a hangover near the lake so if someone came looking for him.

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On page 72 Brian is scared of the bear when he first sees the bear and then Brian runs away "This one was wild and, much bigger than the one in the zoo and it was right there. Right there." Then on page 74 he decided to go back to the berries and he was then brave. "That convinced him and he walked slowly back to the raspberry patch and continued picking for the entire morning, although with great caution, and once when a squirrel rustled some pine needles at the base of the tree he nearly jumped out of his skin."

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When Brian tasted the new juice from the cherries he thought it tasted like soda.

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Ms. Ross's example of quotable quotes.  On page 58-59 Mr. Paulsen allows us to get inside Brian's head and tells us that he needs to think of what he knows or where he had learned how to find water and food.  The author wrote, "What was there to eat? What had he read or seen that told him about food in the wilderness?....A show, yes, a show on television about air force pilots and some kind of course they took.  A survival course.  For water they made a sheet of plastic into a dew-gathering device and for food they ate lizards." On page 59 Brian used the location of the sun to figure out what time it is and how long he has to search for food and drink.  The author wrote, "He stood and moved out into the sand and looked up at the sun.  It was still high.  He didn't know what time it must be.  At home it would be one or two if the sun was that high."

By using resources that are available to him in nature, Brian is beginning to understand that to survive means learning how nature works and how to recognize his part in it. He learns how his own body works and that he is capable of ingenuity and persistence. He essentially recreates the civilization of early humans.

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Purple: Find a quote or quotes on pages 72 - 74 where Gary Paulsen make the you, the reader, feel like Brian is “studying” the bear?

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Green:  Find a quote or quotes on pages  72-75 where Brian's perspective (point of view) about nature is changing.

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Blue:  Find a quote or quotes on pages 69 - 76 where the author, Mr. Paulsen, has Brian's perspective (point of view) changing about his chances of survival.

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Yellow:  Find a quote or quotes on pages 67-71, 73-74 where the author, Mr. Paulsen, has Brian's perspective (point of view) changing about how to deal with the challenge of hunger.