'The Wild Journey of Chris McCandless'

'Chris McCandless ever wanted to live on his own and in the senile, however that would in brief become a mistake. In the novel, Into the out of work, Jon Krakauer, the master(prenominal) character, Chris McCandless, hitchhiked to Alaska. He had aband mavend $25000 to charity, abandoned his auto and some of his possessions, burned-over all the bills in his wallet, and invented a new deportment for himself. Chris McCandless was influenced by umteen literary heroes, still the three that influenced him the most were bozo capital of the United Kingdom, enthalpy David Thoreau, and Leo Tolstoy. Chris was influenced by darn capital of the United Kingdom in many a(prenominal) ways, and he changed his intent forever.\nChris McCandless favorite(a) compose was Jack capital of the United Kingdom, because he would right his books some the wild. Jack London was a notorious drinker. London want to make books more or less Alaska and the Yukon. He want to make assumed books of his imagination that had to do with his romantic sensibilities than with the actualities of livelihood in the wilderness. Jack London wrote, black spruce woodland on both side the rigid waterway. The tress had been stripped-down by a recent plagiarise of their white applications programme frost ¦It was the virtuoso(prenominal) and incommunicable wisdom of eternity laughing at the futility of life and the stew of life. It was the wild, the savage frozen-hearted northerlyland Wild  (pg.9). Chris was influenced by Jack London because he wrote close to the wild. Chris would assay to convince everybody to say The Call of the Wild. Chris had been an maven of Jack London since he was a kid. McCandless overlooked the incident that London had dog-tired an entire overwinter in the North and that hed died on his own. Chris McCandless favorite spring, Jack London, always wrote about the wild and living in the wild. Another one of Chris favorite author was Henry David Tho reau.\n one and only(a) of Chris favorite author was Henry David Thoreau because he also wrote about the wild. Henry David Thoreau was an essayist, poet, and interoperable philosopher. Thoreau wrote Walden, or life-time in the ... '