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If you did not know each character had died, would you have predicted their deaths?

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Do you think Treadwell would have respected McCandless? Why or why not?

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Who do you think had more of a connection to nature, McCandless or Treadwell? Why does this matter to their stories?

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Do Treadwell's interactions with the camera and McCandless's journal entries give the same depth into their stories?

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McCandless was searching for a disconnect from relationships/life and Treadwell wanted to protect the bears; what did they each get from their experiences?

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How do the betrayal of the stories McCanless by Krakauer and Treadwell by the director relate or differ?

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Were your initial reactions to McCandless and Treadwell similar? Why do you think so or why not?

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How do McCandless's and Treadwell's personalities differ?

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Do you think McCandless's and Treadwell's mission was the same for each of their journeys? Why or why not?

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Why do you think McCandless leaves a lasting impression on the people he meets?

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Chris is described as "always [being] an entrepreneur...always" (115), how does this help or hurt him in his journey?

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Is McCandless's desire for "ultimate freedom" selfish?

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By being given the background on McCandless's story (relationships with his parents, school, etc.), does this change your sympathy for McCandless or does it help describe his actions?

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Because Krakauer inserts his own voice, do you think this affects you as a reader?

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McCandless wanted to get away from intimacy, his past, etc. How did this affect others and himself?

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Why do you think Krakauer picked this story to tell over others he has researched?

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Does reading Into the Wild change your view on your future or plans?

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McCandless wanted to "kill the false being within"? What did he mean by this?

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If McCandless lived, would his story of mattered?

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The author says that risk taking is a rite of passage. Do you agree or disagree? And why?

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What changed in Chris that he went from wanting to settle in Bullhead to saying that everything is plastic?

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What does it say about McCandless that he almost settled down in Bullhead city?

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Is it more by fate or coincidence that on McCandless's journey, he is constantly running into people that both help him, and he helps them in return with their own lives?

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Do you think that the inserts of the "interviews" (with people of McCandless' past) during the story of McCandless takes away from his story or adds to it?

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What does it say about what he really thinks about his quest when he uses his full name and social security # when applying for a job at McDonald's?

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Why do you think Chris constantly encouraged Franz to adopt the nomadic lifestyle?

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What was your first reaction or impression of McCandless?

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What would your reaction be if you were picked up McCandless?

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Do the epigraphs create a greater depth into the text or would you rather the author have left them out?

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If Mccandles loved his car so much, why did he leave it behind?