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Animal Farm Vs Into The Wild
The third resource come from another video game storyline, called “to the moon” that connects with the novel, “into the wild”. The mission will be to give a dying man the experience of visiting the moon in outer space Why he wants to go, and what it all means, same for Christopher mccandless. A timeline told backwards as the player reconstruct the story of his life. The life lesson from this average game, if there’s something he or she wants to do, do it. Do it right now,while you still have the chance, this also relates to the novel, “into the wild”. He started his journey and died at the end. My fourth source comes from a movie called Animal Farm, similar to 1984, it’s a modern classic movie that became based on a society where

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