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    It was late spring or early summer, when a modest tree called the hop hornbeam unfurls bright yellow clusters of flowers in the steep valleys that run north into the mountains now known as the Italian Alps. The man hurried through a forest he knew well, wincing from the pain in his injured right hand and pausing occasionally to listen for sounds that he was being pursued. As he fled up the slope, the yellow pollen of the hornbeam blossoms fell like an invisible rain, salting the water and food…

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    McCandless was raised comfortable in a upper-middle-class and had graduated in june 1990 from Emory University in atlanta. In the article “Death of Innocent,” by John Krakauer and Sean Penn movie “Into the Wild”. Both have just a grown man to escape into civilization into the wild. Well I haven't watched the whole movie or read the whole article yet but by some of what i've read and seen id say to admire him only because hes kind and caring for others when it started with a hitchhiker. He did…

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    ESSAY While reading many books I have reincarnated my soul many a times. But they have only given me knowledge and a definite perception of the world. But the voluble and fallacious content of the book named “SIDDHARTHA”, WRITTEN BY HERMAN HESSE has changed the way I view the world. The author had come to India for a visit and came across the idealism of Lord Buddha. He was immensely happy and overwhelmed to know the ideas that Buddhism offered. It sprouted up the positive feelings in his…

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    Chris McCandless was a man who left lasting impressions on those who he met on his journey. Jan and her boyfriend Bob, and Ronald Franz were people who Chris made a lasting impression on. Chris wanted to go into the wild alone and not have any relationships when he did it, by doing so Chris made friends and left impressions by trying not to. Chris being the man who wanted to escape the world and those in it, made lasting relationships with others by wanting to escape and by reminding them of the…

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    The book made by Jon Krakauer, Into the Wild, was able to demonstrate a fantastic story of a man going through conflicts that he was able to find the solution throughout the story. One conflict that he had to deal with had to relate to nature. The protagonist of the story is Christopher Johnson McCandless who handles with this nature related. In the book it says that he left his car because it was destroyed. His solution to this conflict was that he had to set out his journey on foot. In the…

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    At first it was fall all of a sudden. The weather started to change, and it didn't look good at all. It started getting colder in the mornings when he woke up. Brian hadn't realized it had came so fast, but winter was right around the corner. He was definitely not ready for the cold weather at all, the way he is right now he would freeze to death. The cabin he built and is staying in was not winterized, and was not airtight. There was lots of openings in his make shift walls. Brian didn't even…

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    The day starts out normal the sun was up, clouds and the sky was blue. On an island where it’s unrecognized to some parts of the world, in a great town of some parts of Indonesia there’s a man named Chris. Chris lived with his family in a normal life and since he was a little kid he wanted to be a scientist to learn about storms. Also another guy named Emman, in the car Emman was riding along with his parents and they got into a car accident which both of his parents died except for Emman.…

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    The big question everyone has argued for so long is "What precisely was Chris McCandless?", from the book “Into the wild”. Many argue Chris was a "nutcase" or a "sociopath", wile others call him "a hero" or “a true transcendentalist", in his travels. I, however, say Chris was a lost, ignorant young man who was just looking for more in life and wanted to find it out for himself by going on his own Odyssey. Chris McCandless shows much of his ignorance in multiple incidences of his travels by…

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    In the book, “Into The Wild,” by Jon Krakauer, Jon trailed Chris McCandless from the warm and civilized East Coast, to the bitterly cold Alaskan wilderness, Jon followed through his footsteps in hopes of understanding, and to relate to the walking paradox that was Chris McCandless Come back to this. Jon Krakauer thought that Chris McCandless was kindred spirit, Jon Krakauer related to Chris on many different fronts, such as tensed family issues, a similarly adventurous soul, and that they had…

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    The article “Arctic National Refuge” was written by President Jimmy Carter, and Photographic Journey by Subhankar Banerjee. He wrote this article to protect the wild animals from humans. The author used many quotes to explain how the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge protects the wild animals, and their habitats. First of all, “The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge stands alone as America’s last truly great wilderness,” Carter said. He means that the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is a unique…

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