What is one conflict that Brian faces in “Brian’s Return”?

Brian finds himself in conflict with nature as he ventures alone and roughly unprepared into the wilderness. Nature proves relentless in her attacks against him, sending torrents of rain and wallow winds that harass his dwelling and begin a series of nearly terminal mishaps. The language expresses the hostility of nature toward him, as the wind was hissing and cut down him with water almost as it the elements had teamed up against him (par. 34). 2.Why are the memories of Willow brook important to grow Bass? persist your answer with evidence from the text. (2-3 sentences) Rick Bass remembers has strong memories of Willow Creek because it was there that he was qualified to commune with nature and find himself at one with and yet in awe of something so much greater than himself. The immensity of nature ring and pressed him and made him feel the substance of his life in a way he never had before.His memories of nature cause him to realise that he belongs in the wild and not in ci vilization, as he writes that the geese flew onward with the last of his civility that night (par. 14). 3. How is the power of nature an important depicted object in both Brians Return and On Willow Creek? Support your answer with evidence from both selections. (3-5 sentences) Nature has overwhelmed both the characters in distinguishable ways.Brian was overwhelmed with the powerful force of the elements and the danger that is always imminent living despoil and unprotected in the wild. Even what Brian brings for protection, his tent, sighs under the pressure of the natural elements (par. 20). The bank clerk of On Willow Creek feels the power of nature in its vastness, exactly finds it inspiring. It causes him to feel his tiny insignificance in comparison with natures power, as he writes that all of the hill countrys creatures had helped him understand this (par. 1).