After conversating with McCandless and coming to the realization that he was not like the rest of the ordinary hitchhikers, he drives McCandless to Fairbanks. On their way, McCandless really opens up to Stuckey about his family and mentions his Alaska Plan and his desire to live off the land. Stuckey buys Chris a bag of rice for the road and they eventually arrive at the University of Atlanta at Fairbanks McCandless wants to visit the library at the University to figure out which plants will be edible along his journey.
Having more knowledge and being more aware on the seasons, Stuckey points out that his plan not such a smart idea, recognizing that the ground it still piled with snow. Frantz was sad, but insisted on driving him. McCandless went on to Seattle, but returned soon to California. In California, McCandless met up with Frantz again.
Alex wanted to go out to South Dakota, where Wayne Westerberg had a job waiting for him-- Frantz drove him part way there, video-taping their journey. Later, Alex wrote Frantz a letter from South Dakota, urging him to become more nomadic. Waterman was raised in the same Washington D. He was very talented and developed a reputation for his skill. Waterman was described by his contemporaries as a strange character. Although John had significant success as a climber, he began to unravel mentally.
After spending some time in a psychiatric facility, Waterman completed what literally turned out to be a suicide mission--climbing Mt. Denali with little gear. The FBI caught wind of this, set up a sting, and arrested Westerberg.
Why does Westerberg go to jail? Westerberg went to jail for building and selling black boxes which had illegally unscrambled satellite TV allowing people to watch encrypted cable without paying for it.
What was Westerberg like in Chapter 3? Westerberg is a giving man, who took a liking to Cris and wanted to take him under his wing. He was tough, hard working, and expected hard work from his employees. What do we find out in Chapter 10 into the wild?
In Chapter 10 of Into the Wild, Krakauer describes the long and drawn-out process it took to discover Chris McCandless's identity after his body was found in the Alaskan wilderness.
Chris had died while wearing a sweatshirt bearing the logo of a Santa Barbara towing company. The police used this as their first lead. How would you describe Chris McCandless? Chris is a strong-willed, charismatic character.
He is a young person with decided opinions and heartfelt convictions, who has been heavily influenced by anti-establishment, idealistic thinkers such as Thoreau and Tolstoy. What is Chapter 6 about in into the wild?
Franz, who asks for a copy of a magazine article about Christopher McCandless's death. Franz lost his wife and child while he was overseas, and he takes to McCandless as if the younger man were his own son.
What type of character was Westerberg? What kind of character did he have? Westerberg was extremely kind and openhearted. He had a warm and trustworthy character.
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