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E.g. 'leathertramp' - "someone who hoofs it" according to Jan from ITW

'rubbertramps' "because we have a vehicle"

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Robyn wanted a journey, Chris wanted a destination

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Robyn wanted a journey, Chris wanted a destination

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Carine's narration or 'voiceover' telling Chris story

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Carine's narration or 'voiceover' telling Chris story

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'Tracks is a memoir by Robyn Davidson and 'Into the Wild' is a biopic

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'Tracks is a memoir by Robyn Davidson and 'Into the Wild' is a biopic

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ITW can be considered a 'biopic' because it is closely based on real life.

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E.g. Death scene ends with the camera panning out into a bird eye view illustrating how isolated Chris really was

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Chris originally set out with the intent of reaching Alaska, no idea of how or when he would get there, his quest was purely about the destination, Chris had nearly no preparation on his journey. E.g. He illegally sailed down the river, jumped a border and had very little equipment or knowledge of how to survive in Alaska, Which inevitably led to his death.  The equipment he did have was given to him out of generosity.
Robyn on the other hand set out on her journey to learn, and prove to herself that she could, she focused more heavily on the journey, even eventually bending to the decision of the natural geographic photographer to take more time and value the journey and thus nearly the first half of the book is Robyn's preparation, preparing camels, learning survival techniques and thus valuing her survival far more significantly than Chris.

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Unlike Chris, Robyn built a dependence on animal relationships to support her throughout her trek, developing an anthropomorphic nature as she connects, specifically with her camels.

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E.g. Anthropomorphism

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E.g. Isolation

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Chris’s love of literature idealises his journey, persuading him to leave his life behind and search for happiness in solitude, although he does not – until towards the end of his life – realise his dependence on knowledge and happiness through human interaction, noting that 'happiness is only real when shared'.

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ITW - Belt (symbolising that he was starving as he has to gouge new holes in his belt. This is reoccurring.)

Tracks - Camera and Photographs (symbolising that she has "sold her trip for $4,000" which she resents but she needed the money)

ITW - Magic Bus (symbolising Chris newfound freedom)

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Chris tries to escape the materialistic society and views of the people he was surrounded with, while Robyn strives to be free of the racists and sexiest views of her time.

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Poem 'I go back to May 1937' by Sharon Olds

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Poem 'I go back to May 1937' by Sharon Olds

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Carine "[Chris] could summon [authors] words to suit any occasion" and uses the words as if they were his own.

"Either of us could have have written it"

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Although Chris hates the idea of materialism, he still proceeds to hold onto his books. At one point we see him burying them as his way of leaving behind his old life, alongside his "rebirth". This doesn't last very long though as we see him come back before he goes to Alaska. Its Ironic and a theme in that although he states he hates his old life, he still somehow cannot let it go, beyond running away.

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State what an action from either protagonist could 'suggest'...

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State what an action from either protagonist could 'suggest'...

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E.g. ITW - a brown bear sniffs McCandless as to determine if he was worthy of eating, yet passes him by, suggesting his rejection by nature.

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Robyn began her journey with the intent of learning from others and finding happiness in company. Chris, however, didn't expect to learn as much as he did and firmly believed he could only find happiness in solitude.

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The reasons behind/unconsciousness of their journeys. The fact that Chris was more running away from everything, and that his journey was very unplanned - compared to Robyn who in the end needed escape, however it wasn't the sole motivator for her.

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There are 5 chapters in ITW. E.g. Chapter 1 is titled 'My Own Birth' signifying or suggesting that Chris' life is beginning when he leaves society and begins his Alaskan adventure.

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Hey guys how's it all going?

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Sean Penn or Robyn Davidson and how they want the stories/ journeys presented to the public. E.g. Robyn Davidsons' memoir suggests Davidson wanting to tell the story herself in her own way.