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    adulthood. Some tribes, mainly in South America, left the Vision Quests up to the tribe’s shamans. In the 19th century, while on the quests the people would look for an odd looking object or an animal that is acting strangely. They still had the visions, but it was more common to look for an object or animal (Krown). You may think that vision quests are a thing of the past, but you would be wrong. Actually, there are many companies that host vision quests. During the modern vision quests, the…

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    involves forgetting about the past. Jon Krakauer is the author of the book Into The Wild which is about Christopher McCandless’ a boy who decides to leave his family and belongings behind. Jon Krakauer speaks about Chris McCandless’ journey before getting to Alaska and while he was at Alaska. Every chapter takes place in different locations Chris McCandless’ was at. Sean Penn is the director of the film Into The Wild, which also speaks of Chris McCandless’ journey. The film…

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    This postcard sent to his friend Wayne Westerberg on April 27, 1992 is the last message that the protagonist Chris McCandless wrote before heading into the Alaskan wilderness alone. “This is the last you shall hear from me”. This states that Chris will have no communication to the outside world from now on. The quotes “It might be a very long time before I return South” and “If this adventure proves fatal” indicate that Chris perhaps knew that he could be jeopardizing his life for the trip,…

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    I am so sorry about what has happened to your son. I can only imagine the pain you must be going through. I offer my deepest sympathy to you and your family. I have put together all of the information I have found on Chris through recovered journals, mail he sent, and people I have talked to. I hope the information provided will offer you some closure. In this letter I have included a summary of where he has gone and what he has done, my opinion on why he has done all of this, why he was drawn…

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    A well known climber and author, Jon Krakauer, the author of Into The Wild, implies in chapter eight that Chris isn’t the unique individual people make him out to be. Krakauer tells the stories of several young men going out into the wild much like Chris McCandless. He develops this idea by using rhetorical devices such as the epigraphs that open the chapter which serve to foreshadow the chapter’s content as well as Chris’s later demise. Krakauer also draws analogies between other young men and…

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    Journal #1 The story opens up with Mccandless talking about how he wanted to leave his family because his family was rich and because of that he didn't have to struggle to get much or in other words he did not work for anything. So he decided he was going to leave and when he left he didn't tell his parents and he left with nothing but his books and he burnt his money and gave some of it to charity. McCandless says at long last he was unencumbered, emancipated from the stifling world of his…

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    Chris McCandless is very different from any other person I have ever learned about. Through the years he has been accused of being a loner, a nutcase, and a careless boy. Now that I have read the story, in my opinion, Chris McCandless was an opportunist. Chris wanted to find happiness in life so he left everything he knew behind him, he wasn’t scared of anything life had to offer. From a young age Chris just wanted his own identity. He wanted to leave his parents throughout the years he…

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    Jon Krakaur, the author of Into The Wild takes his reader on his journey through Chris McCandles life. He gives the reader a declaration on McCandles life while also telling his view on his own life. It is evidence to prove that Chris McCandles was a passionate and exciting young man driven by his complex human relationships to seek a clearer understanding of life by challenging himself and living at the mercy of nature. Krackaur wanted to inform the readers that there was more to McCandles…

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    In the reading, author claims that peary, who was a famed arctic explorer in 1909, traveled to north pole and although he had some critics ,which cliamed he had never traveled to north pole, he was truthful. However,the lecturer totally repudiates this claim and brings up some evidence to the contrary. First of all, author argues that the national geographic society puted a committee to examine his equipment and records. As the committee concured his claim so he was trouthful. conversely,…

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    Z for Zachariah, a novel by Robert O’Brien that takes place in the only safe place in a completely irradiated world, a small valley in which Ann Burden finds herself stuck with a murderer. Unlike Ann, Chris struggles to survive in nature. Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer features a survivalist named Christopher McCandless who tries to live in the Alaskan wilderness with a minimal amount of materials. Ann Burden and Christopher McCandless both find themselves in life or death situations. The fact…

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