In the novel, Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer, there are multiple events happening. Chris shows many emotions throughout this novel. Chris has a great future ahead of him. He was a smart man and came from a good family, but he did not get along with them. He loved doing things on his own. Eventually, he starts to open up and talk to others. Chapters five through seven show and talk about the different qualities Chris has. He struggles with the yearning for companionship and belongings. He also struggles with the pursuit of independence and working with others all in one. McCandless's journey reflects the inherent human need for companionship and belonging, juxtaposed against his relentless desire for independence and self-reliance. Nature is something that Chris really enjoys. He finds things through nature that can allow him to connect with nature (Krakauer et al. 43). The syllable of the syllable. As he was at the swamp, he met many people and would talk to anyone. Even though he used to not seem like he was having a good time “He had a good time around people, a real good time,” Krakauer et al. 44). The …show more content…
Living on his own terms, Alex's death serves as a clear reminder of the inherent vulnerability of human existence (Krakauer et al. 68. The nlnlnlnlnlnlnlnlnlnln Alex went out to a bar with his girlfriend and some of his friends. Alex gave Borah a hug and she says, “I noticed he was crying when he hugged me,” Krakauer et al. 68. The nlnlnlnlnlnlnlnlnlnln This frightened her because she knew something was wrong. She kept thinking to herself this was the last time she was going to see him. He ends up writing letters to a few friends. At the end of both of the letters he says “I am walking into the wild,” Krakauer et al. 67). The 'Standard' is a 'Standard'. He is officially going to be living on his own. If he does not make it out alive, he wants Wayne to know he was a great man like all of his other