English Chap 1-9

Chris makes

this with

Franz' help,

knowledge, &

tools.

leather belt

that depicted

his travels

This is the full

name that

Chris

McCandless

gave himself

when starting

this journey.

Alexander

Supertramp

This is Chris

McCandless'

overall

ideology that

he adopted

when

undergoing

this

journey/ordeal

transcendent

alism?

This is who

McCandless

met on a trip

into Salton

City to get

supplies---and

who he

formed a

strong bond

with before

leaving.

Ronald

Franz?

This is why

Krakauer

includes the

stories of

other real

people going

through

ordeals/journe

ys like

McCandless.

to compare

and contrast

McCandless'

mindset,personality,

and adventure

to the others.

This is what

Chris did to

help while he

stayed in the

slabs with

Burres.

selling

books at their

flea market

stall

This is the

only food

that Alex

brought on his

journey to

Alaska.

10lb

bag of rice

This is 1)

where Chris

worked in

Bullhead City

& 2) what he

almost

refused to

wear.

1)

McDonalds, &

2) socks.

This was the

only member

of Chris'

family he said

he was close

to and their

relation.

Carine,

his sister

This is the

alias/pseudon

ym that

Everett Ruess

carved on the

walls of the

canyon.

"Nemo"

This is the

exact location(Shelter, Area,

then State)

where Chris

lost his life.

Fairbanks Bus

142,

Stampede

Trail, Alaska

After a flood,

this is what Alex did to his

car because

he was

impatient.

drained the

battery

This is the

majorityresponse that

Krakauer

reports he

received from

his OUTSIDE

Magazine

outside article

on Chris.

'critical of

Chris'

ignorance or

arrogance

This is 1) the

Alaskan who spotted Chris

on his way to

Fairbanks,

Alaska and

this is 2) what

he gave to

Chris.

Jim

Gallien and

what are too-

big hiking

boots

John

Waterman and Chris's story

resemble each

others in

many ways,

but how did

Waterman's

and Chris's

differ?

Chris was

able to make

friends,

Waterman was

socially

awkward

This is the

place that

McCandless

considered

"home".

Carthage,

South Dakota

This is what

Westerberg

says is a trait

that Chris

'lacks'.

common

sense

This is Chris'

feelings/emoti

ons revealed

in his final

note: "SOS, I

need your

help. I am

injured, near

death, and too

weak to hike

out of here. I

am all alone,

this is no

joke."

desperate to

live

scared/terrified

"Greetings

from

Fairbanks"

was the

greeting on

the postcard

to this good

friend of Chris

who briefly

employed and

housed him.

Wayne

Westerberg

Who are the FOUR people that Ruess introduces in

Chs. 8-9 to

compare/contr

ast to

McCandless'

journey?

Everett Ruess

Gene Rosellini?

John Waterman?

Carl McCunn?