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1.
Chapters 4 & 5
Into the Wild
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DCSL
2.
Chapter 4 Highlights
Begins Oct. 1990
Datsun is found near Detrital Wash in Nevada
Loose change, 25 pounds of rice and keys are left in the ignition.
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Gabe Rebra
3.
Chapter 4 (Continued)
What does it tell us about which state the car is left in?
The sudden appearance of a car makes the reader investigate further.
4.
Ch. 4
July 6th (journal writing)
Goes off-road and sets up camp
From there - massive storm rolls in, nearly sweeps Chris away, and he's unable to start his vehicle. Chris believes his car to be broken
Proceeds to abandon the car, hide it, and buries his remaining belongings
Burns all the money he has (120 dollars)
Attempting to hide the problem from his parents and police officers.
5.
Some Common Themes Seen
Chapter 4
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Jared Rice
6.
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Journey of self-discovery
Reckless behavior?
Good Fortune
Renouncing of materialism
7.
Chapter 4
"Allowing his life to be shaped by circumstance"..
Begins hitchhiking after suffering from heatstroke from hiking into the desert.
Lake Tahoe to Oregon
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bshamblen
8.
Detrital Wash
On the way towards Oregon - Meets Jan and Bob Burres
Jan and Chris have a good bond going and Jan takes him under her wing.
Taught Chris tramping and hitchhiking while living with them for a week.
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Bruno Bergher
9.
Materialism
Parents finally get the ticket for McCandless' hitch-hiking.
Walt and Billie begin to hire an investigator
Investigator learns of the donation to OXFAM - $24,000 dollars.
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drubuntu
10.
Mexican Border Journey
Chris buys a canoe in AZ a little later...
Decides to boat down Colorado River to go across Mexican Border
Meets some hunting guides who bring him to the ocean - in which he is very grateful for.
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Trey Ratcliff
11.
January 1991
Chris begins camping along the coast - living off of rice and fish
Abandons the canoe after an awful storm and heads back north.
Gets picked up by immigration in the mean time - smooth talks his way out of being detained but loses his rifle.
12.
The Slabs
Campground for drifters and Vagabonds
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Randy Laybourne
13.
Finally..
Hitchhikes throughout the Southwest and ends up in Las Vegas
"Feels uncomfortable in society."
Leaves a job in Vegas once again and heads back to the Desert - finds his camera is destroyed.
Chris begins to embellish the poverty stricken life.
Freedom and Self-Reliance comes with a price.
14.
Bullhead City, AZ
Chapter 5
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solmaz fallah
15.
Ch. 5 Focus Points
Gets a job at McDonald's - flipping burgers for two months.
Coworkers explain of Chris as responsible, but resented wearing shoes and socks at work.
McCandless begins to enjoy Bullhead City for awhile - ending up living with an old man named Charlie.
Meets up with Jan and Bob eventually at "The Slabs"
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16.
Chapter 5
Chris helps Jan sell secondhand books; shows a favor to "Call of the Wild"
17 year old girl named Tracy develops crush on Chris - but he has no desire to be with her.
Fancies Jan over Tracy and begins opening up to her about his life he left behind.
Motherly figures > Romantic relationships
After a week of living at The Slabs, Chris once again wants to leave and heads to CA to grab his last paycheck.
17.
Henry David Thoreau
Transcendentalism
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Saint Iscariot
18.
Who is this Dude?
Born in 1817
Died in 1862
From Massachusetts
Became a Harvard graduate
Worked as a teacher for awhile, and then proceeded to work in a pencil factory for his family.
19.
He eventually became good friends with a man named Emerson.
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Nick Kenrick.
20.
Who is Emerson?
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Kelly Sikkema
21.
Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Also born of MA
Harvard graduate
Graduated 13th in his class of 1,959.
Also elected class poet.
He was a teacher, professor, poet, scholar, lecturer.
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22.
Emerson Continued
Lectured about Nature
"Nature is a metaphor, or image of the human mind."
Died of pneumonia in 1882.
Supported the Anti-Slavery movement and disgraced by bloodshed.
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Nathan Anderson
23.
Ways he "Transcended"
Used a piece of land that Emerson owned on Walden's Pond
Bought building supplies, and built a small house
Wanted to write his first book and see if it were possible to live by working one day and "resting" 6.
24.
Experiment
Thoreau stayed at the pond for two years (1845-1847)
During those two, spent one night in jail
Took a trip to Maine to climb a mountain.
Eventually dies of TB.
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Pulmonary Pathology
Callie Budweg
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