Brian's Death: A Narrative Fiction

In the book, Brian’s Return by Gary Paulsen the main character is Brian Robeson. The two years after Brian was found and rescued from the island where one of the worst ones of his life. After he was found and rescued from the wilderness and brought back into civilization, he felt dissociated from everyone and everything in his normal high school life. The wilderness had changed him to a point where he didn’t feel the need or wanted to be around people. Therefore Brian had very few friends. It was very difficult for him to adapt to his new life which was not how he expected. Because of this, Brian thought that the only way to find his true purpose and find satisfaction was to return to the wilderness.

The book “Brian’s Return” was written by Gary Paulsen. It was published by the Delacorte Press in New York, New York. It was manufactured in the United States of America in 1999. This book is a fiction book. He dedicated this book to Alana for taking care of Linda.

The media affects Brian's perception of what a plane crash is like because it makes him feel more confident, but then loses it. In paragraph 1, it says, "Brian had seen searches on the news, seen movies about lost planes. When a plane went down they mounted extensive searches and almost always found the plane within a day or two." This assures Brian of rescue. More reassurance comes later in the paragraph. "The searchers would get government planes and cover both sides of the flight plan filed by the pilot and search until they found him. This ends when, in paragraph 8, the text says, "What do they do in the movies when they got stranded like this? Oh, yes, the hero usually found some kind of plant that he knew was good to eat and that took

Perseverance is always a important life skill to have. For Brain it is probably the most important. He has to adapt to whatever nature throws at him. When winter comes Brain has make his own clothing. “Rabbit skin vest.”

Brian’s Return is about a man named Brian, he volunteered to go on a camping

I open my eyes and the first thing I notice besides the fact that I’m not in my room was the giant pile of shattered glass. I look away from the pile of glass and see a large group of tents and at least ten campfires. Instinctively I get up and start walking towards the tents. All of a sudden a strangely dressed man appears in front of me in a puff of smoke. I fall on my butt out of sheer shock.

I awoke with the sound of beeps in the distance. My eyes fluttered, eyelashes blocking my small spot of a view. In the corner, I could see my mom, her head in her hands, shaking slowly from tears. I gradually moved my head to the left. The room was bright, with white floors and bleached walls. There were multiple carts full of medical supplies right next to me. While scanning the room, I could hear my mother gasp and run out of the door. Moments later, a tall lanky guy walked into in the room. He was wearing scrubs with little stars and a light blue stethoscope was dangling from

I could feel a thin sheet of fabric on top of my weak body. As I regain my conscious, I could hear repetitive beeps next to me. I turn to my left to see a heart monitor. I could see each vibrant green line waving up and down. I was in a room of white. A white blanket, white furnishings, white walls, and white marble floors. When the realization that I was in a hospital, I begin to panic. Where is my family? Where am I? How long have I been out? Just as I was going to try to move out of the bed, an outburst of doors flew open and a nurse in white walked

Brian's Winter takes place in the Canadian Wilderness near a small lake. On one side of the lake is a small rocky ledge where Brian has set up camp. The entire area is surrounded by a big forest filled with wildlife. Even though the area is uninhabited and lonely, nature provides many helpful things to Brian’s survival. The lake water provides Brian with necessary drinking water, water to bathe and keep a clean camp. It also is a source to catch fish for food. The rocky ledge area gives Brian a place to build a shelter. The forest’s wood gives Brian materials for a shelter, fire and material to make weapons like bows and arrows. Additionally, the forest is a place that the wildlife can be hunted for food. "Brian took foolbirds or rabbits

Hatchet it set in a current United States at first but one morning when Brian takes a plane to see his dad in Canada the pilot takes a fall and the planes crashes in a forest lake on the edge of Canada. After the plane crashes Brian is stuck in the middle of nowhere with only his trusty ax to survive. With Brian having a serious concussion he has recover and survive. He has to learn how to survive with just past experiences from school and his own knowledge of his surroundings. Will Brian survive?

when melancholy comes over FRANZ, and before he ventures down to the cellar to view the noose that failed to kill him completely in his attempted suicide, but left him a ghost, he ends his conversations with Joe, with some gloomy story or observation... Then he fades down to the cellar and stares up at the noose that took his life, but left his spirit. This relieves his melancholy and he's capable of interaction again. The things he imagines, which is a sign that the melancholy is coming on, are always rebuffed by Joseph... For instance; at one sitting, as FRANZ was instructing Joe of some musical theoretical observation, he suddenly interjects... "Do you think tombstones should read... Here lies one who was a fool while alive, and is now most certainly dead?"

Then when Brian then starts trying to go to a lake and spear fish to eat. Brian was so scared in the story after his parents got divorced and he's stuck on a island. If i was Brian i don't know what i would do cause there would be so many emotions like scared, sad, and just lost and don't know what to do. If i was Brian i probably wouldn't have keep my emotions calm about everything that happened and be freaking out a little bit.

How many big toes do you have? I hope you have two. If you don’t: drop this paper and seek out help immediately. It may not be too late for you; you could be saved. If you have two keep reading and follow these instructions carefully. That is, if you want to live.

It started with a chill, each vertebrae vibrating one by one up my spine. Then the heat, my face flush and palms clammy. I could never keep up with my breathing, for it seemed as though each time I breathed out, I needed more air almost immediately. Soon, my mind was flooded with unsettling images, a new one appearing nearly every second, each worse than the last. Everything that I found comfort in was now an enemy. When will this end? My body could not keep up with the trembles and I could not resist the urge to scream. Was this room always so small? My eyes grew indecisive, darting across the room, until the capillaries within them bulged so greatly that I clenched my eyelids shut. Then, a long, deep breath.

Monty Python’s Life of Brian is more than just a mere comedy; it is a Biblical, religious, and political satire. Like all Python films, Life of Brian seems to educate the viewer while at the same time providing entertainment. Unfortunately not all of the elements in Life of Brian occurred in real life, which takes away from the validity of the plot. While not everything is accurate, it seems that a majority of the film could be considered genuine. In order to understand an analysis of the film, one must first have a basic sense of the plot.