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    When people leave their families and friends behind to run away from home‚ there is most of the time a specific reason to do so. Weather they return to their loved ones depends on their personal situations or their reasons for leaving. For many like Chris McCandless‚ what they think is going to be good for them leads to their despair. People run away because of some kind of gap they are trying to fill‚ like if they have family problems‚ depression issues or they’re looking for a better or more exciting

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    Krakauer sees him as a tragic hero who lived the unmediated life that he wanted to and which he died trying to. Many Alaskans see him as an unprepared fool who didn’t see what the wilderness really was in which he wanted to commune with. Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer goes through the story of Chris McCandless and his adventure into the Alaskan wilderness. He retraces the steppes that Chris that led up to him going missing in Alaska. Even though Chris did what he loved‚ he did not die a hero. You

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    automatic guns. The boys went on a rampage. Miller also uses the example of Chris McCandless to further prove his point. McCandless threw away his life and went out on a journey to live by himself in the wilderness because of the stories he read. “Into the Wild” by Jon Krakauer‚ becomes his survival guide for his trip into the mountains of Alaska. McCandless shows the reader the power that the book had on his imagination. The trip was cut short due to McCandless’ over confidence in Krakauer’s experience in

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    But I finally got here. please return all mail I receive to the sender. It might be a very long time before I return south. If this adventure proves fatal and you don’t ever hear from me again I want you to know your a great man. I now walk into the wild. Alex”(Krakauer 3). This letter was received by Wayne Westerberg‚ a good friend of Chris. Chris valued all life including his own. “I have had a happy life and thank the lord. Good bye and may god bless all”(199). This quote was written on a card found

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    society. “I have had a happy life and thank the lord. Goodbye and May god bless all.” Learning from this was that authority and hypocrites are what pushed Chris away and to continue. The experience with this matter motivated Chris even more to be in the wild and be free from

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    tend to overestimate their ability in some aspects. Meanwhile‚ in the “Selections from Into the wild”‚ we learn a legendary story about Chris McCandless‚ who happens to born in the “Genme” era. After cutting all his communication with civilized world‚ McCandless headed down to the snow-covered trail in Alaska alone with only a little supply. After living in such extreme environment by eating roots and wild berries for more than 100 days‚ he died in an abandoned bus since he had mistakenly eaten some

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    Have Faith “I’d like to repeat the advice that I gave you before‚ in that I think you really should make a radical change in your lifestyle and begin to boldly do things which you may previously never have thought of doing‚ or been too hesitant to attempt. So many people live within unhappy circumstances and yet will not take the initiative to change their situation because they are conditioned to a life of security‚ conformity‚ and conservatism‚ all of which may appear to give one peace of mind

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    Richard Miller has a lot to say in The Dark Night Of The Soul but one thing that really stuck out to me was that there is only so much we can do to try and control the behavior of students. Reading and writing isn’t going to save every one of their problems. It can have just as much of an effect on someone today as technology can. In most of the stories he shows there is this concept along with many others that have to do with reading and writing. “ It’s reassuring to think that either the work

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    In a society where people tend to follow the trend‚ money and possession are all valuable‚ but to McCandless‚ a twenty two year old hitchhiker‚ nothing is more important than freedom. Jon Krakauer wrote the novel Into The Wild because McCandless’s life fascinated him. Through Krakauer’s guidance‚ we are able to see McCandless’s characteristics‚ his point of view towards life‚ his reasons for leaving home‚ and similar cases to his. In some people’s eyes‚ Chris McCandless may seem as an impulsive

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    to consider him family. We saw this in the film with Ron who wanted to adopt Chris. This was also summed up by the last words Chris wrote which were “Happiness is only real when shared.” He had realised that although he enjoyed the solitude of the wild‚ sharing his joy with someone else was most important. Finally Chris discovered that he could understand the truth of life by living a simple one. Nature was a place of happiness where he could exist to understand himself and the world. One

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