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how does the point of view from which gary paulsen tells hatchet help you understand brian's actions, thoughts, and feelings? why do you think paulsen chose to use brian 's third - person limited point
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how does the point of view from which gary paulsen tells hatchet help you understand brian's actions, thoughts, and feelings? why do you think paulsen chose to use brian 's third - person limited point of view rather than either brian's first- person point of view or third person objective point of view?

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Answer: it helps you u derstand the story and where it came from

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