6. I can't relate to this story by surviving alone outside, but I can relate to it by the way he was calm and wasn't reckless. I once had a paper due and I couldn't get the paper to print. Instead of physically trying to pull it out of the printer, I thought it through and asked my brother who know more about our printer than I do. He fixed it for me. Instead of Brian getting mad and throwing stuff away, he saved everything and remained calm.

4. The setting is in the Canadian wilderness. The time is the present.

3. The conflict of this story is person vs. nature. It is this because Brian is struggling to survive in the wilderness, by himself. He battles weather, and animals.

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Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)