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"Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Nothing can bring you peace but the triumph of principles."

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"For what is a man, what has he got?
If not himself, then he has naught
To say the things he truly feels
And not the words of one who kneels
The record shows
I took the blows
And did it my way."

He lives with purpose, with determination. He trust in himself, his actions, and his words, feeling that they are what defines him. Instead of cowering, he stands up for himself, taking "the blows" and living as he decides to live.

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Suddenly reincarnated into the body of a child, Rudeus is armed with the knowledge of a modern adult, and uses his understanding of the world and rapidly developing new physical form, he's able to shape himself and others into becoming one of the most important people in his new world.

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McCandless was, by all definition, a humanist. One with nature and the gifts of the Earth. He lived by his own choosing, by his own principles (only partially stolen from Jack London), and accepted the consequences and responsibilities of his desired life. Even though he chose to reject the people and blessings of the modern world, something Emerson might disagree with, he stays true to the roots of this ideal by making the most out of every action. He made connections, helped others, never asked of too much or left a good deed unrepaid. He brings peace to himself, by himself, and for himself, up until the end of his life.

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Yes, this person was most certainly a crackhead at times, what with his various instances on the significance of <you get the idea>. But in light of this, some of Freud's ideas and philosophies were so groundbreaking that they've formed the basis for modern psychology. The unconscious mind, repressed thought, dream analysis, and client-centered therapy are all extremely significant, and all originated with Freudian practices.