Charley is only 15 when he enlists in the infantry. By the end of the book, he is in his twenties. Secondary characters in Soldier's Heart include Charley's younger brother, Orren, and other soldiers such as Nelson, McClellan and Massey.
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Gary Paulsen's book Brian's Winter is a sequel to his popular novel Hatchet.. In Hatchet, the main character Brian is stranded in the wilderness and must learn to survive alone for weeks, before finally being rescued. In Brian's Winter, Paulsen shows what might have happened if Brian was never rescued.
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He's not a Character with a capital C. Instead, Brian is a boy-next-door type, kind of an everyday kid. He's the quiet (but not too quiet) boy who sits next to you in Social Studies. He may not be the captain of the football team, but he's not the last one picked in gym class, either.
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The pilot appears so briefly in Hatchet that he might be overlooked as a character, were it not for the fact that he is indirectly responsible for Brian’s predicament. Ultimately Brian’s struggle is against nature and the elements (as well as himself), but the pilot is the unwitting initiator of the conflict.
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Brian is not only the protagonist of Hatchet, but he is also virtually the only character. We see the world totally from his perspective as he attempts to survive in the dense wilderness of northern Canada.
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The main character in Soldier's Heart is Charley Goddard. Other characters include Paul, McClellan, Nelson, Orren and Massey.
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Brian's Mother. Similarly to the pilot, Brian’s mother appears very briefly in Hatchet, but she must be considered a character for several reasons. First, her divorce, which Brian obviously disapproves of, sets the stage for Brian’s conflict with himself.
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Marybeth is the main protagonist of the series. She is the only character besides Victor Crowley to appear in all three Hatchet installments. Aware of Crowley's existence, she holds him responsible for the deaths of her father and brother.
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(May 2013) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) Hatchet is an American horror franchise that consists of three slasher films. The main antagonist in the series is Victor Crowley, a deformed boy who was kept hidden from the world by his father. One Halloween, a group of kids decided to scare Victor by throwing fireworks into his house, but it was engulfed in flames.
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Just an Ordinary Boy. One of the most noticeable things about our main character is that he's, well, um—just not that noticeable. There's nothing about him, personally, that really makes him stand out from the crowd. Not that he isn't a nice kid—it's just that some books give you a main character who's unlike anyone you've known before, and Brian is just not that kind of protagonist. He's not, for instance, a desperately poor but pure-hearted boy who wins out in the end because of his greatness of heart and sweetness of spirit.
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who is the main character in hatchet
Brian  is the main character in Hatchet. Brian is the main character in hatchet.