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Global issue: Social norms and the idea of escape. Its found in Into the Wild and Crossing the Mangrove.

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A global issue I've found in two different texts is familial trauma, (not sure how to phrase it) but basically guardians mistreating their children and not facing the fact that they're doing it, causing long-lasting issues in their children.

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Chris and Othello were both self rightous and didnt want any outside help. This led to their dimise.

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Global Issue: Poverty. Chris gave all of his money way to charity to go out into the wild to live and hitch hike like a homeless person.

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In "Into the Wild" and "Crossing the Mangrove" the global issue of poverty is huge. In ITW Chris was a person who had money, but he didnt like it and ended up donating whatever money he had left to give it to people who actually needed it. And in Crossing the Mangrove some of the people were struggling with the money they needed.

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The pressure of society leads people to escape into nature. Another text this is seen in is Crossing the Mangrove.

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A global issue is when parents relationships aren't healthy it affects their kids. We see this in Crossing the Mangrove and in Into the wild we see this with Mira being vulnerable and Chris wanting to escape because of their parents.

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escapism through nature, which is seen in both crossing the mangrove and into the wild

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Global Issue: Societal Pressure/Conformity

In both ITW and Crossing the Mangrove, societal pressure is a huge issue. The push to conform to society leads people to escape. In these stories specifically, it leads people to nature. In ITW, Chris is independent and unwilling to conform, and this leads him to his journey. In Crossing the Mangrove, the women who are forced into relation ships flee to the water to escape their lives. I chose this because I think it's important to see how societal pressure is consistent across cultures.

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Global issue- People have the desire to leave society to be alone. Both Crossing the Mangrove and Into the Wild people use nature to get away from the stress of society.

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Prison door = the global issue of the desire to escape.

Mangrove = a representation of the people that always fled to nature for a way of escape.

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isolation in both into the wild and at Christmas time where both Chris and the parents tried to stay away from people.

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Global Issue: Societal norms force people to seek escape. This can be seen in Into the Wild and Crossing the Mangrove. Both have characters that want to escape their everyday lives for various reasons.

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Global issue: the negative effects bad parents have on children.

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Motif; Nature was used as some form of escapism. This shows us that people often used the woods in both crossing the mangrove and Into the wild. People often used the woods to escape everything regarding needing an escape from people or the set social norms.

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In Into the Wild and Crossing the Mangrove nature is used as an escape from the stress of normal life and society. :)