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*In both Pete Fromm's Indian Creek Chronicles and Jon Krakauer's Into Thin Air the main characters often regret their own decisions.

"Had my stumble into swimming and a hunter roommate reading about mountain men really led to this?" -Pete Fromm (22)

"My actions-or failure to act-played a direct role in the death of Andy Harris"

-Jon Krakauer (283)

*Also both Pete Fromm and Jon Krakauer display a great sense of resiliency and will to survive during both of their experiences.

*Both authors do not maintain a linear time order, incorporating multiple flashbacks in their memoirs.

*Finally, both Pete and Jon have troubles reintegrating back into a regular society after their experiences.

"I felt funny about being waited on, about having everything set before me all ready to eat, without having to lift a finger myself." -Pete Fromm (162)

"Not even in sleep is there respite; imagery from the climb and its aftermath continues to permeate my dreams." -Jon Krakauer (296)

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- Humor

- Sincerity

- Self-Reflection

-Casual language

-A universal idea

-Intimacy

- A remembered event