Into The Wild Theme
C.S lewis once said “Hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny” In life people experience hardships and ,difficult times much like Chris Mccandless ,between the chaos of it all were supposed to remember who we are,but what if we did not know? Into the wild by Jon Krakauer develops the idea that In order to find ourselves we must lose ourselves.Chris Mccandless had different virtues,he saw recklessness as bravery,believed in adventure and self discovery, And he also strongly believed things held people back from encountering life from every aspect. Chris believed that things money made people cautious.He told Carine “I can’t believe they’d try and buy me a car,” he later complained. He changed his name,
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A day after the graduation Walt said“The next day was Mother’s Day. Chris gave Billie candy, flowers, a sentimental card. She was surprised and extremely touched: It was the first present she had received from her son in more than two years, since he had announced to his parents that, on principle, he would no longer give or accept gifts”.The author develops this theme by showing how Chris was self-less.”On weekends, when his high school pals were attending “keggers” and trying to sneak into Georgetown bars, McCandless would wander the seedier quarters of Washington, chatting with prostitutes and homeless people, buying them meals, earnestly suggesting ways they might improve their lives.”.Chris genuinely cared about people he believed couldn he wrote “Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth.” then before he died he wrote again “Happiness only real when shared”. That was Chris’s truth before he died he stumbled upon what he was searching for initially,a new truth. Into the wild by Jon Krakauer develops the idea that In order to find ourselves we must lose ourselves.Chris Mccandless always knew he was born for more but,didn’t know he would die birthing a revelation to self-discovery,and helping end world hunger.What he started was a movement,what he left was his
A day after the graduation Walt said“The next day was Mother’s Day. Chris gave Billie candy, flowers, a sentimental card. She was surprised and extremely touched: It was the first present she had received from her son in more than two years, since he had announced to his parents that, on principle, he would no longer give or accept gifts”.The author develops this theme by showing how Chris was self-less.”On weekends, when his high school pals were attending “keggers” and trying to sneak into Georgetown bars, McCandless would wander the seedier quarters of Washington, chatting with prostitutes and homeless people, buying them meals, earnestly suggesting ways they might improve their lives.”.Chris genuinely cared about people he believed couldn he wrote “Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth.” then before he died he wrote again “Happiness only real when shared”. That was Chris’s truth before he died he stumbled upon what he was searching for initially,a new truth. Into the wild by Jon Krakauer develops the idea that In order to find ourselves we must lose ourselves.Chris Mccandless always knew he was born for more but,didn’t know he would die birthing a revelation to self-discovery,and helping end world hunger.What he started was a movement,what he left was his