I love your take on the story! The organization was definitely messy, although having the ending of the book as the beginning was an interesting and f...

I agree with you on Krauker being too forgiving of McCandless's actions. I think the reason he does this is he relates to him, due to his own experien...

I agree with you on Krakauer's goal, and the fact that he took the time to make sure the audience realizes that McCandless wasn't just some fool, he w...

I agree with you about him adding his own story to the book, it really did feel out of place. I also really like the idea of him adding a note at the ...

I really enjoyed your take on these chapters. Your perspective on why Krakauer puts his own personal experience into the book helps me understand more...

I agree with your opening statement, Krakauer relates to McCandless in such a way that he has trouble seeing the stupidity, for lack of better words, ...

As a reader of the story, I think Krakauer is trying to bring more awareness to stories like McCandless. Clearly, this type of thing happens more than...

Although I believe that the author's input was interesting I'm not quite sure that his story really needed to be shared. I do understand why he includ...

I think that Krakauer is way too easy on McCandles, it almost seems like to me that he idealizes his stupid decisions (for lack of better words). He a...

I feel as though the patients needed the extra push from McMurphy to really get out of their shells. If it wasn't for McMurphy showing up on the ward ...

If Billy didn't die I would've taken the story a whole different way. I feel like people wouldn't have been brave enough to leave the ward. This makes...

I agree with you that a world without all the financial burdens would be nice. Being able to do whatever brought us joy without having to worry about ...

I agree with you on how you think that tools like AI chatbots, art programs, and virtual assistants are overused. People depend on these things now on...

If I could get rid of anything in society it would be the dependency on electronic devices. I feel like people are always on their phones rather than ...

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