Both Krakauer and Odysseus face guilt on their journeys. In this case, both men experience guilt and cope with their guilt in similar ways, but in other ways, both men respond differently.
First time both men feel guilty, it’s about withholding information from their companions. There are many different examples, but I will be sharing a few. In the Odyssey, when Odysseus had to keep going on the boat, up ahead, there were two decisions that Odysseus had to make. One was to go by Scylla, but he would lose six men, or to go the other route, which would be going into Charybelis, that is a swirlie in the water, but it would take everything of his, including his ship. He didn’t tell his men that he was going to go by Scylla because they all would’ve
First time both men feel guilty, it’s about withholding information from their companions. There are many different examples, but I will be sharing a few. In the Odyssey, when Odysseus had to keep going on the boat, up ahead, there were two decisions that Odysseus had to make. One was to go by Scylla, but he would lose six men, or to go the other route, which would be going into Charybelis, that is a swirlie in the water, but it would take everything of his, including his ship. He didn’t tell his men that he was going to go by Scylla because they all would’ve