What Is The Thesis For Chris Mccandless Leaving His Family

Wenhui Chen
Ms.Moffat
English 5-6
10 January 2023
Into the Wild
Thesis Statement: Into the Wild, by Jon Krakauer, Chris McCandless was wanted for leaving their house but didn't tell their parents.
Topic Sentence: He abandoned his family because he doesn’t care about his family.
The first reason Chris McCandless was not justified in leaving his family without a trace was because he abandoned his family and he was angry with his father. And Chris McCandless just leaving the house he wants to do what he wants to do. In the text it says, “ he hadn’t spoken to his family in nearly two years.”(6). Because Chris was angry with family and didn't want to talk to them. And they didn’t know Chris plan’s. And he doesn’t take his family with him. He leaves by himself. Had no information for his family and his family were very worried about Chris.
The second reason, Chris was reckless because he wanted by himself to leave the house. Doesn’t care about his family. Doesn’t tell anyone and leaves home secretly, he won't tell his family. In the text it says, “It was the masterful and incommunicable wisdom of eternity laughing at the futility of life and the effort of life.”(9). That Chris' life

Doesn’t tell the parents he wants to do what and doesn't tell his parents where he goes. In the text it says, “Letter to Carine from Chris about how he was going to “divorce his parents.”(64). And that parents knew Chris is at where. Parents can find Chris. Chris doesn’t want them to go to find him and he wants by himself. Chris wants to go on trips by himself. So, he leaves without his family. In the text it says, “I’m going to divorce them as my parents once and for all and never speak to either of those idiots again as long as I live.”(64). Because he was very angry with parents and he thought his parents were idiots and didn't want to talk to them. He wants to disown his parents, and doesn't want to be their