Chris McCandless was an arrogant person who risked his life because of his abusive childhood. In the book Into The Wild By Growing up with his family people have always looked at his family as a rich, beautiful, caring family. Most people didn't know what was going on behind the scenes of his life. A boy named Chris Mccandless and how he survived in the wild with nothing. This boy was going thru an abusive childhood and realized that after college he wanted nothing to do with his parents, so he decided to pack his things and live in an abandoned bus in the middle of alaska. Chris McCandless was a person who wanted to escape civilization and the problems in the real world. He didn't want any communication with his family.
Chris Mccandless can be described as Inconsiderate for many reasons. McCandless never bothered to let his family, specifically his parents, know where he was when he was gone for two years. In (chapter 11) it says “How is it ... that a kid with so much compassion could cause his parents so much pain?” This shows that...McCandless had so much love and compassion towards his parents and growing up with the childhood he had, he and his siblings had a hard life when they figured out what was really happening. On page (Chapter 11)it says “The whole idea was to lose our bearings, to push ourselves into unknown territory.” Therefore…McCandless thinks it's better to live out where he is welcome by the world better than his parents. He really didn't have the childhood he wanted. Everyone looked at them as an ideal family, and they really don’t know how he felt throughout his life.From these examples, it is clear that All christopher wanted was to find himself and to have peace with himself and he didn't want any type of communication with anyone. This character can also be described as courageousness. …show more content…
His is apparent when It takes a great deal of courage to travel somewhere you’ve never been before, on your own, with little provisions. Chapter 9 it says ( whenever you see “quote” you must copy a quote directly from the novel to use for support)“Alaska has long been a magnet for dreamers and misfits, people who think the unsullied enormity of the Last Frontier will patch all the holes in their lives.” The bush is an unforgiving place, however, that cares nothing for hope or longing. ” This shows that McCandless can’t forgive his parents for the life he chose to live. Him leaving and them not hearing of him for 2 years is kinda like him telling them that he needs time and its their fault that they haven't heard from him. (In chapter 8) This means People knowing where is was headed could ruin his trip because his parents could find out where he is. Alaska is like a place where his parents would never look for him says "No, I want to hitch north. Flying would be cheating. It would wreck the whole trip". The final and most important description of chris mccandless is that he is brave he was well aware of the risks. He knew that he was not an experienced hunter, and was also aware that he didn’t know if he would be able to handle everything that Alaska had to offer. He was an intelligent young man, not a careless one. In the novel Into the Wild, by
Chris Mccandless can be described as Inconsiderate for many reasons. McCandless never bothered to let his family, specifically his parents, know where he was when he was gone for two years. In (chapter 11) it says “How is it ... that a kid with so much compassion could cause his parents so much pain?” This shows that...McCandless had so much love and compassion towards his parents and growing up with the childhood he had, he and his siblings had a hard life when they figured out what was really happening. On page (Chapter 11)it says “The whole idea was to lose our bearings, to push ourselves into unknown territory.” Therefore…McCandless thinks it's better to live out where he is welcome by the world better than his parents. He really didn't have the childhood he wanted. Everyone looked at them as an ideal family, and they really don’t know how he felt throughout his life.From these examples, it is clear that All christopher wanted was to find himself and to have peace with himself and he didn't want any type of communication with anyone. This character can also be described as courageousness. …show more content…
His is apparent when It takes a great deal of courage to travel somewhere you’ve never been before, on your own, with little provisions. Chapter 9 it says ( whenever you see “quote” you must copy a quote directly from the novel to use for support)“Alaska has long been a magnet for dreamers and misfits, people who think the unsullied enormity of the Last Frontier will patch all the holes in their lives.” The bush is an unforgiving place, however, that cares nothing for hope or longing. ” This shows that McCandless can’t forgive his parents for the life he chose to live. Him leaving and them not hearing of him for 2 years is kinda like him telling them that he needs time and its their fault that they haven't heard from him. (In chapter 8) This means People knowing where is was headed could ruin his trip because his parents could find out where he is. Alaska is like a place where his parents would never look for him says "No, I want to hitch north. Flying would be cheating. It would wreck the whole trip". The final and most important description of chris mccandless is that he is brave he was well aware of the risks. He knew that he was not an experienced hunter, and was also aware that he didn’t know if he would be able to handle everything that Alaska had to offer. He was an intelligent young man, not a careless one. In the novel Into the Wild, by