Aaron Breach’s Reviews > Into the wild > Status Update

definitely waning in intrigue as of these last 2 chapters but it’s necessary to flesh out the context surrounding Chris Mccandless’ plight into the Alaskan landscape.
Currently on the chapter i find myself, the detailing of Chris homelife and upbringing is incredibly interesting to draw parallels to his childhood habits and curiosity into his adult life and odyssey into Alaska

Really enjoying these last 2 chapters, maybe a little less than those about Franz and others that Alex came into contact with.
These chapters tackle ideology across Mcandless’ philosophical predecessors, Krakauer delegates these views objectively shy from bias, which paints a portrait of these individuals in a nuanced conduct. I can’t necessarily fault these individuals but they’re not entirely blameless

This is a fascinating tour de force of the way the connections we make may forever alter the way another person may live.
The chapter on Alex’s brief stint with Franz was passionately moving and had me entirely reconsider Alex and his odyssey from something I would perhaps scoff at and shake my head to something that has a deep compassionate meaning that perhaps Alex didnt even realise at the time. fascinating