. sometimes sit for hours and meditate the meaning of life. Every person has his own set of wishes,demands, and needs. But it isn't until we go out and do the thing that we have assumed, that we really find that we love. Every individual has a unique mind; every individual has the power to share different views. If we ask every person the whole world what they think on the meaning of life is, we would draw several answers. Many would be different from others, but most would say something about the impact of living happy and healthy life. Because we are all different from each others, our own characterization of our life notions and happiness are ristricted to differ from the next person. Christopher McCandless points of veiw about happiness are simple. He aimed to find himself, who he really was down. He didn't aim to be the person his parents wanted him to be. We write this essay to analyze director's ideas, purpose, and rhetorical strategies which were demonstrated in the,Into the wiled, movie …show more content…
Regarding individual familiarity, It appears that McCandless was attracted to women but remained largely or entirely celibate, as sober as a monk. Purity and moral purity were qualities that McCandless refined over long and often. It is simple for humans to take part in activities of sexual intimacy, however his aversion towards them developed his credibility in making important life choices because he had morals and deeper values. At Emory, he went so far as to co-found a College Republican Club. In terms of appealing to ethos, McCandless has explained that he is knowledgeable about the world and present events and has made dealings from the views of others to his own beliefs. He does indeed have morals and is not anxiety adult that thought of Alaska as a way to gain attention, for there was more to him as Penn