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who else just clicked on this random padlet in search of answers to their teacher's questions

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who else just clicked on this random padlet in search of answers to their teacher's questions

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I love black pussy

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Why do you think Alex/Chris uses his real name when filling out the paperwork to be an employee at McDonalds?

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This is stupid

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does my teacher want us to do this

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I don't understand this book at all.

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thanks for helping me with my english questions random person ^^^

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thanks for helping me with my english questions random person ^^^

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I don’t know what’s going on

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I’m confused

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ugh

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hi

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How Krakauer is persuading our view of McCandless

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How Krakauer is persuading our view of McCandless

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He describes the many different objectives McCandless achieved to show how resourceful and intelligent he is. He managed to cross the border with the little supplies he had. McCandless sending the bill of his ticket to the parents depict him as a selfish heartless person. Instead of at letting his parents how he is doing, he just makes his parents take care of his problem.

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Ben MacGillivray
>Crazy Ernie describes Chris as a nice happy kid
>he is known for wanting to keep in touch with friends
>loved life and the great outdoors
> spent lots of time canoeing  and hiking
>impulsive; left car in desert, and bought canoe, travel decisions
> did not respect the government; trespassed into the U.S. Army's territory and did not like having money

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After abandoning his car, McCandless buries his gun and license plate and burns all of his money. He then proceeds to hitch hike around and almost dies of heat stroke before being saved by boaters. He then spends some time working at a run down ranch with crazy Ernie, but leaves after 11 days because he wasn't getting paid. During his adventures his parents hire a private investigator to find him, but Chris remains hidden. As he continues to hitch him around he gets another ticket and sends the bill to his parents home. He then proceeds to the Colorado river where he takes a canoe down to Mexico. He eventually comes back to the United States and his journey stops in Las Vegas at the end of chapter 4.
Chris

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We learned that Chris abandoned his car in a desert, buried his rifle as long with a few other possessions and some of his money. He hitchhikes with Crazy Ernie & took a job in a ranch from him. Met Jan Burres 60 miles away from the Oregon line. He got ticketed for hitchhiking near Willow Creek. He sent the unpaid ticket to his parents. His parents hired a private investigator to find him, it failed. Enters Mexico illegally and tries canoeing to the sea. Fails many times but eventually with help of a Mexican willing to drive him, he gets there. January 16, he makes it back into the US. Hitchhikes to Las Vegas with a German couple (Thomas & Karin) with no money and no ID. Larissa Andrade.

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> The epigraph at the beginning of chapter #4 is from "Man in the landscape: A Historic View of Esthetics of Nature" by Paul Shepard.

> The epigraph's purpose is to show the reader that nature is unusual, unfamiliar, and unpredictable.  This epigraph if perfect for this chapter because in this chapter McCandless spends a lot of time in nature hitchhiking and canoeing.