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    Who Is Chris Mccandless?

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    Chris McCandless, the boy who loved to explore and who was very hardheaded. Although Chris had it all the money, resources, and education to life a great he wasn’t happy with his lifestyle. He decided to make a drastic change, he wanted to go into the wild! Chris was a 23 year old young man who had always disliked the way the world worked mostly because of the…

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    Into the Wild Essay In the book Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer it tells a story about a man, Christopher McCandless and his journey to Alaska. Chris was a very smart and an idiot all at once. His trip to Alaska proved to be fatal He visited Alaska in order to find out who he truly is he had no real identity. I do admire him for the courage he had to embark on a journey like this. I believe Chris is not crazy at all. He isn’t crazy since he knew exactly what he can get into. He was filled…

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    The Call of the Wild is a gruesome story written by Jack London. The book has been made into a movie directed by Peter Svatek. Though the book and movie are very much alike, the scene where Buck pulls 1000 pounds has small differences that make a huge impact on the reader. The scene also illustrates a difference in the character of John Thornton and how he reacts to winning the bet. In the book, when Buck pulls 1000 pounds, John Thornton curses him with a strong sense of compassion and…

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    One of my favorite books in my elementary years was the Horse and his Boy, the fifth (or third) installment of the Chronicles of Narnia. The plot follows a boy named Shasta who lives in another world, different from ours. He lived in village near the sea with an old fisherman. The fisherman mistreated Shasta and treated him little better than a slave. Shasta was used to this sort of treatment, so he did not feel as unjustified as we would have assumed. Shasta goes on a variety of adventures…

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    Wild is filled with ups and downs Cheryl Strayed struggle with in her early adulthood. Strayed never really had life easy but she never complained, she always accepted life for what it was and was content with that. After struggling with much adversity in her young life, Strayed decided to hike the PCT (Pacific Crest Trail). The Pacific crest trail is a trail full of rough, jagged, mountainous terrain that is thousands of miles long. Strayed has never hiked or done anything of the sort before…

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    Into The Wild Analysis

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    The purpose of the author Jon Krakauer writing the story Into The Wild was to explain the story of an adventurer named Chris McCandless who was not crazy or anything but he was a thrill seeker who always craved adventure. Krakauer wanted to study the character McCandless in the closest possible detail. He saw himself in McCandless and he wanted to know exactly why McCandless went into the wild. In the story, Krakauer uses negation to help define McCandless. Krakauer uses other explorers that…

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    Call Of The Wild

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    Do you just love dogs? What I’m implying is, only cold-hearted monsters don’t love dogs. If you aren’t a cold-hearted monster, then I recommend you read the novel The Call of the Wild by Jack London. The Call of the Wild is about a proud, overweening dog named Buck. The setting of the story appeared in 1897 during the Klondike Gold Rush, when people from all places were heading to the Northland in hopes of striking it rich. Unfortunately for Buck, he classified as the variety of dog people were…

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    Into the Wild is a nonfiction book by Jon Krakauer. In the book the main character, Chris McCandless, gives up all most of his possessions and life. He then goes on an endeavor in which he attempts to live in the Alaskan wilderness where he dies. McCandless lived out his life the way he did due to inspiration by Jack London, Leo Tolstoy, and Henry Thoreau. Chris McCandless lived out his life to the extent he did because he was inspired by Jack London. “ The dominant primordial beast was…

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    In 1996, Jon Krakauer published a nonfiction book called Into the Wild. Into the Wild, is a true story about a man named Chris McCandless who is a young Emory graduate who is found dead in the Alaskan forest around September 1992. McCandless grew up very wealthy living with his parents, he was into sports and a very good student. After he graduated from high school, he spent summer alone on a road trip across the country. After from graduating from college, McCandless gets dropped off by…

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    In the story Into the Wild, Chris McCandless drops everything and everyone to journey into the wild to become someone who no one knows. Author Jon Krakauer, tells a story about Chris McCandless’s new journey in the wild. He wants to forget everything that happened in the past and start new. Chris McCandless can be described as reckless,selfish and adventurous individual. Chris McCandless can be described as selfish for many reasons. One example of him being selfish was when he held off all…

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