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    Chris McCandless was a man of ideals and experience. Many people may disagree but because Chris followed and read transcendentalist authors and books‚ he learned his own truth. I agree with the author in how Chris is not wrong‚ but was reckless enough to not realize it sooner Firstly‚ Chris disliked assistance and wanted to do things himself. Tramping is too easy with all this money. “My days were more exciting when I was penniless and had to forage around for my next meal...” and “No thanks anyway

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    Most people believe that Chris McCandless went into the wild to escape a toxic relationship with his parents‚ but the two real reasons why he left everything was being a rebellious young adult and literacy influences from different composers. Chris left everything towards the end of summer of 1990‚ and took a two year trip to anywhere. He left everything except for some essentials. McCandless wanted to return from his family after he was done with his journey. He took the journey to find himself

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    Chris McCandless from Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer experienced a new idea of life from venturing off into the Stampede Trail. Growing up‚ Chris’ personality drove him to make decisions through his childhood and his young adult years. He knew at a young age that he had different goals than what his parents had hoped. "You had to learn to walk by yourself. There was no one around‚ neither family nor people whose judgment you respected. At such a time you felt the need of committing yourself to something

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    Chris Rock sure knows how to entertain a large audience and make them laugh. The funny man didn’t hold anything back when he hosted the 2016 Academy Awards on Sunday‚ February 28. Rock made a joke out of some A-listers‚ even Rihanna‚ and her panties‚ didn’t get a pass. The 51-year-old comedian reminded everyone how funny he really is by starting the show ranting about Hollywood’s racism. “Is Hollywood racist?” he asked the audience. “You’re damn right Hollywood’s racist.” He also stated that if

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    Although Chris McCandless is in many ways viewed as a transcendentalist‚ by criteria‚ he consistently contradicts himself throughout his Alaskan journey of self-realization in Into the Wild. Transcendentalism can be portrayed by three main characteristics. One trait is the notion of a prioritization of the individual. Another trait includes the concept of intelligence commencing with self-knowledge derived from experience and mistakes. The last criterion of a transcendentalist is that one must thoroughly

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    a little cold‚ but nevertheless beautifly. I was at peace and I felt closer to God. I wonder if that is how Chris McCandless felt when he was in the wild. He couldn’t just sit around like I did. He had to survive. Food was an issue for him as well as running water. While I was already fed and could easily go inside my home to get a drink. Even though‚ I wasn’t in the actual wild‚ like Chris‚ my backyard was just enough. My time in the wild was peaceful and quiet. The only sound was running water

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    Chris Chambers is a good-hearted kid that lives in the distasteful shadow of his father‚ a petty criminal and dreg of society. Although Chris wants people to judge him individually and fairly‚ he is pigeonholed by society as a troublesome punk from a family of losers. Chris Chambers is the brother of a hoodlum who goes by the name of Eyeball‚ who is a menace to many people. Chris‚ although he is a good kid‚ is always blamed when bad things happen. Everyone expects him to turn out like his older brother

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    Biographic Information for Chris Van Allsburg Chris Van Allsburg was born on June 18th‚ 1949 in Grand Rapids Michigan. As a child Chris’ family moved three times‚ although always staying within Grand Rapids. The last house he lived in with his parents and sister was a Tudor style house in East Grand Rapid‚ which would later become the inspiration for the cover illustration of The Polar Express. Although Chris never studied art in high school he got accepted to the University of Michigan college

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    American Sniper‚ by Chris Kyle‚ is the autobiography of Chris Kyles experiences of being a Navy seal in one of the worlds most corrupt country‚ Iraq. The United States verses Iraq war started in 2003 and ended in 2011. During the war‚ Chris has achieved 2 silver star badges and 5 bronze star badges due to Valor. As Chris‚ being the deadliest sniper with a total amount of 160 confirmed kills‚ he acquired the nickname “The Devil of Ramadi” by the Insurgency. Outside of being a Navy Seal‚ Chris is a loving

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    initiative to change their situation…” (Krakauer 56). Throughout Jon Krakauer’s book‚ Into the Wild‚ Chris McCandless sees this as a truth so many are unwilling to face. However he refuses to be one of those people who are‚ “conditioned to a life of security‚ conformity‚ and conservation” (Krakauer 57) regardless of his own highly comfortable upbringing. Throughout the book‚ Krakauer develops his thesis that Chris is not just another Bear Grylls wanna-be. In this respect the author is correct. He isn’t just

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