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    saved him from the Nazis. Using only an old photograph and a map, Alex and his grandfather, who is “very melancholy and...blind” (116), navigate from city to city in search for Trachimbrod. In every conceivable moment, Alex questions Jonathan about life in America and reveals to the reader in his own words that, “I desired to show him that I, too, could be an American” (119). Although initially forced by Alex’s father to complete this task, Alex and his grandfather gradually become more intimate…

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    Toughness In 127 Hours

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    to the bird's eye, Aron was completely alone. He had told nobody where he was going or how long he would be gone putting him entirely off the grid. As time dragged on, Aron’s options became more and more insufficient. In a last ditch effort to save his life, he realized that his only choice was to amputate his own arm. Over the course of five days, trapped in a narrow slot canyon, Aron Ralston displayed incredible mental toughness, determination, and composure. Mental toughness is a very…

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    heartfelt movie from 1982. In ET a boy, Elliot, finds and extra terrestrial in his backyard and makes a strong connection so he tries to hide him from the government after that fails, he is forced to rescue him. With a little help from a his buddies he saves ET and ET goes home after a heartfelt goodbye. After examining ET and the Hero's Journey it is clear to that the hero is Elliot because he has a call to adventure, a death and rebirth, and finally a return, following the hero’s journey. He…

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    Kellen Nee
Mr. Schwebach
English 11 
04 August 2017
 Into the Wild Report 
 In a book written by Jon Krakauer called Into the Wild, is about a young man named Chris McCandless or Alex. McCandless decided to leave his whole life behind, his savings, left his car, his family, and even his name so he could go hitchhiking around the country and reach Alaska. As intense as it may seem, the reader has the question at the end of the book that Krakauer “never satisfactorily answers the question of…

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    Into The Wild Book Report

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    Into the Wild Into the Wild is a book about a man named Alex, Chris was his name before then he changed it. It is a biography of him, and it tells about what Alex has written in his journal during his adventures. This book talks about his life and all the troubles he gets through, up until he dies. Alex is a traveler that travels throughout everywhere. He is a hitchhiker and does not need material things or money. Into the wild, by Jon Krakauer. This is a book that a man reads a journal about…

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    I ain’t all dog. And I ain’t all city. Luther – he’s the one they call “daddy” in the family. He’s the one responsible for me being here warm and safe. Last winter, he and his buddies brought me back from a hunting trip when they found me stuck in a beaver trap – shivering and almost dead. Fortunately it was mostly fur that was caught in that trap so I wasn’t much injured – just hungry and weak. Taking pity, I guess, they threw me in the back of a pickup truck along a bushy evergreen tree and…

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    who believed that everyone should go out and experience the beautiful things in life. McCandless was a man who actually went out and pursued his dream of getting to Alaska, and lived his life the way he wanted to. He was a determined, stubborn, and intelligent man who left his life back at home to go into the wilderness and seek his ambition. McCandless was very determined to follow his dreams and start a new life. Krakauer states that “[Chris] adopted a new name. No longer would he answer to…

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    Chris McCandless as a person was not crazy in his cognition or lifestyle, however, his decision making at times was somewhat incompetent, especially during his time in the wild. After his college graduation, Chris decided to live a vagabond-like lifestyle throughout the country. He did not tell his parents of his plans, and embarked on his journey with the end goal of journeying Alaska. In the wilderness, he was seeking isolation from his family, a sense of self-identity, and the answer to his…

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    Into The Wild and Chris McCandless’s decision. Chris made an ignorant decision based on his current feelings and how his parents treated him. You can’t succeed in the future with your actions at this point and time, but you sure can throw out your future with your current actions. And that is exactly what Chris did, he went from graduating from Emory University, to moving into the Alaskan wilderness and dying. He had the foundation of his life set, ready to take on the next step of his life, but…

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    Krakauer’s novel Into the Wild, Chris McCandless went out to live in the wild for a few months to be independent and search for the meaning of life. I believe McCandless wanted to go out and live off the land to be independant and self reliant, he was tired of having his parents wealth, he was tired of being a rich kid. McCandless wasn’t just leaving home to rebel against his parents to be petty, he wanted to see what it’d be like to be by himself, figure out the meaning of his life. McCandless…

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