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    Do you ever wonder what it’d be like to escape society and live off the wild? That is exactly what young Chris McCandless did. Chris was different from most people; he wanted to live his life free from society and rules. I take my own stance and believe Chris McCandless wasn’t crazy or incompetent; he just wanted to escape the chaos of the world. Chris definitely left a lasting impression on everyone he met along his journey. Everyone couldn’t get enough of him. “So I asked Alex if I could adopt

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    Christopher McCandless: Hero         It was a tragedy that Christopher McCandless died in Alaska; but he was not wrong in rejecting American society and what it stood for in the modern day. Jon Krakauer’s book‚ Into the Wild‚ tells the true story of Christopher McCandless and why he left his home and his family and how he managed to survive for so long after he left. The book deals with the people he meant and grew close to‚ and his impact on their and other people’s lives. Chris decided to leave

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    Femi Olukanni Ms. Casey English 125 28 October 2014 Chris McCandless: The Naïve Adventurer Chris McCandless was a very educated man. He was a law school graduate and was also very adventurous. He thought he was invincible and that nothing could touch him and that was one of the main reasons why he had went off into the wilderness. He had a rebellious spirit because of the events that had occurred in his child hood and that had an influence of

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    what drove Chris to leave his family and friends and go into the wild. Krakauer interrupted McCandless’ story with fragments of a narrative drawn from his own youth and experiences because he knew he could help the reader better understand the reasons why Chris went into the wild. Jon Krakauer interrupted his documentation of Chris McCandless’s life with a story from his own past because he understood Chris’s reasons to go into the wild because of their common personality traits. In their obsessions

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    is he crazy or did he have justification? In the book Into the Wild‚ Chris McCandless deserted all his possessions and all of his money and set out on a journey to Alaska‚ that would eventually kill him. Some may believe that Chris McCandless went into the wild because of pure ignorance‚ but the main reasons are family problems and the desire to see and experience I firmly believe that the reason that Chris McCandless went into the wild was because of family problems. Chris was abused by his father

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    and six minutes in the wild. It was 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

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    “With the exception of the two mongrels‚ they were bewildered and spirit broken by the strange savage environment in which they found themselves and by the ill treatment they had received.” (London‚ 61). The Call of the Wild by Jack London is a venturesome novel that follows the main character‚ Buck‚ on his thrilling experiences during the Klondike gold rush. Being swept away from his easy going life in California‚ Buck is taken abroad when he finds himself in the harsh Yukon environment. In order

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    of different kind of animals which disappear because of the civilizied world. You can easily have an idea that it is unavoidable thing that we should protect them‚if you don’t read the “Selections from Into The Wild”. When I read the Krakauer’s “Selections from Into The Wild”‚ I realized that we begin to rewild ourselves. For rewild ourselves and animals‚first of all we have to understand clearly what they mean about ‘rewilding’.As Fraser’s part‚ she has a theory about that “But we

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    procedure Lena meets Alex and immediately falls for him. Later on‚ Alex tries to convince Lena to escape to the wilds permanently with him but she is afraid to leave her family behind. Alex tells her that her mother whom she thought was dead was still alive and that she was locked in the government prison‚ Crypts. Lena has thought that her whole childhood was a lie and wanted to leave to the wilds with Alex. The main characters are Lena Haloway and Alex Sheathes. Lena grew up in a society where the government

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