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5. Theme: How do the following sentences from chapter 16 develop one of the themes of Hatchet "He had changed, and he was tough. I'm tough where it counts-tough in the head".​
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5. Theme: How do the following sentences from chapter 16 develop one of the themes of Hatchet "He had changed, and he was tough. I'm tough where it counts-tough in the head".​

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he changed into a better and more stronger version of himself.

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when the book said "He had changed, and he was tough. I'm tough where it counts-tough in the head." he knew he was strong but not only on the outside but on the inside aswell

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