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Name: Sean Leno
Email: 24244SL@chaminade-hs.org

Name: Landon Lebrecht
Email: 24242LL@chaminade-hs.org

Name: Patrick Jensen
Email: 24443PJ@chamainde-hs.org

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Section/Pages: 1-100
Members Present: Sean Leno

Discussion Highlights:
- Ended up spending $233.45 for his books.
- Why would someone go on a 2000 mile long hike with no experience?
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Section/Pages: 200-300
Members Present: Landon Lebrecht, Pat Jensen

Discussion Highlights:
- Hypothermia is a harsh way to die as seen with Salinas, as you become more irrational at that level of coldness.
- Mount Washington is a extremely tough place to encounter and defeat, as Bryson lost Abdu and many have died there.
- Bryson was able to climb the mountain without the assistant of a backpack.
- How will our understanding of Katz and Bryson’s relationship evolve towards the end of the book
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Section/Pages: 300-end
Members Present: Pat Jensen

Discussion Highlights:
- We discussed how Katz and Bryson ended up not actually completing the Appalachian Trail
-Katz only joined for the last 100 miles in Maine
-The theme if the journey being more important than the destination
-At the end of the day they were both still very inexperienced
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Section/Pages: 100-200
Members Present: Everyone

Discussion Highlights:
- Discussed how Bryson is kind of full of himself
- Discussed of how Bryson not buying certain equipment would come back to haunt him.
- Bryson uses a lot of humor in his book
- Bryson had a falling out with Katz but still dedicated the book him
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Meeting 1 Date:
Pages / Section: 100 pages

Meeting 2 Date:
Pages / Section: 200 pages

Meeting 3 Date:
Pages / Section: 300 pages

Meeting 4 Date:
Pages / Section: End

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Jensen has little to no say in anything.

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The beginning of the book he seems to really focus on the danger of the trail and the difficulties he would face. Why would he still make the trek?

Why would he let his friend go along with him if he would be a threat to both of their lives?

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Does Bill Bryson’s style of writing ie that more fantastical way of describing things benefit or detract from the overall writing

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I was the only one here so I basically just reviewed the book and it’s themes and thought about how that can be best transferred to my projects

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Why would someone who isn’t experienced stay so committed to a hike?

Did Brysons really need Katz or was he just dead weight?

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Anyone who doesn’t meet the required 100 pages read per cycle will be crucified

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As we learn more and more about Katz and Bryson’s relationship what can we see about both their characters

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Why is Bryson so full of himself, for example in chapter 13, he said “We were real hikers now. We had s___ in the woods and slept with bears”. It has only been eight hundred miles and about a third of the way.

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1 Brainstorm a LIST OF THEMES for the book thus far. Then, select one theme from the list and find at least three pieces of textual evidence to support it. 1

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How can the equity net involved in hikes like this be streamlined so the quote “every piece of equipment seemed to require some further piece of equipment” becomes untrue.

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1.  Reviewing the book helped tie it together
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1. Bryson is a dumb arrogant person
2. Bryson and Chris McCandless seem to have a similar mindset around feeling ready for something they have done nothing to prepare for
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Sometimes the possibility of discovery and adventure overweighs the possibility of danger.

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The relationship between Bryson and Katz is one of the most important facets of the story. How does it evolve form the time when they were younger to the end of the book and what motivation did it serve for Bryson

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I want to do a collection of drawings. I’m focusing more on the nature elements rather than the actual characters. Im basically doing a timeline to travel the path that they traveled.

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Im doing the short story. I’m focused to make a story talking about Bryson’s journey after the Appalachian Mountains.