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    McCandless was an extremely intelligent man, however by going out into the wild without him advising anybody, was not a splendid thought. But he was just a young man that wanted to have an impact on society. In spite of the fact that he didn't make it back, he discovered such a variety of things about himself and despite the fact that he was not there to learn from his errors later he truly did leave an extraordinary message worldwide and an exceptionally fascinating and energizing story. He…

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    Primitive Survival Sometimes in a persons life they have to sacrifice one thing to another. If we want something we will conquer obstacles to acquire to the thing we want. In the book Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer, Chris McCandless forfeits human comforts and the ease of a normal life, so he can invent a new life for himself in which he craves freedom. Chris craves something, freedom, and to achieve his independence he will risk his human comforts and eventually his life. As an adventurer,…

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    In the book Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer was born and raised in Brookline, Massachusetts. Krakauer explains his main purpose of how Chris McCandless died and why Chris McCandless got to this position. Jon Krakauer also explains his background and how Krakauer relates to Chris McCandless and how their alike and how they are different. After Krakauer graduated college, he spent three weeks of his life alone in the wilderness exploring Alaska and getting to know more of the nature and the…

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    Krakauer said about Chris. Chris is an excellent of how adventure and freedom can be dangerous. Chris ended up dying because of his freedom and adventurousness. He was overconfident, brought minimal supplies, was uneducated about how to survive in the wild, and uneducated about Alaska. All of these factors lead to his ultimate demise. Chris showed that freedom and adventurous…

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    Chris Mccandless's Legacy

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    Everyone has a legacy no matter how small or big, whether it’s helping a loved one, or yourself someone’s hero. Heroes like Chris McCandless will always be remembered by some, but it’s his legacy that makes him never forgotten. His legacy will never die. Chris McCandless left one of the most important legacies of all time. He left behind his legacy because he didn’t listen to other people telling him how to live his own life, but he lived life to the fullest and how he wanted to. He was not a…

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    These differences in tone are caused by several factors that can be easily rationalized once one realizes that Chopin lived to be 39, a full 14 years older than Keats was at his death, and had suffered from poor health for the majority of his life. Chopin and Keats may have most likely died of the same thing, but Chopin was older and died over thirty years after Keats, thus the difference in tone, Keats having more of a desperate undertone than Chopin, can easily be theorized to be because of…

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    Being True Essay IN today’s world many people live to either their own terms or what other choose for them.“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.”( Thoreau) “There is a time in every man's education when he arrives at the conviction that envy is ignorance; that imitation is suicide; that he must take himself…

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    and societal in it’s implications,” (Foster 95). What Foster was attempting to get across was violence is separated into two different categories: the first being caused by people, and the second being more an internal problem. In the book Into the Wild, McCandless’ death affected Carine, McCandless’ sister. She couldn’t get through the day without processing his death through her mind. “She remained hysterical for the next five hours...” (Krakauer 130). Carine is going through a type of…

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    Teresita Resurreccion Mrs. Bell ERWC Per 2. 12-16-15 Into the Wild Final Essay The author states that Chris McCandless wasn’t foolish or crazy for going out into the wild. He argues with a lot of people that criticized Chris, saything that he was a nutcase or a sociopath. I have to agree with the author. Chris was a pilgrim looking for something different in his life. I feel like a lot of people fail to see the actual point on why Chris did what he did. It’s wrong to make false judgements…

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    Better Halves Analysis

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    she was able to explain to us that this specific art gallery, was what represented her past. The art gallery was really entertaining and the four art works that I enjoyed the most and are going to be analyze are Better Halves, My Cross, Bingo, and Wild Ride. First off my opinion is that my favorite out of all these paintings would be Better Halves. The painting, Better Halves, is very colorful, she has a variety of colors in Better Halves like red, blue, yellow, green, and orange. The artwork…

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