Character Traits of Chris McCandless of Into The Wild Essay -- Into th

Christopher Johnson McCandless is a respectable small-arm in so m either ways but, yet such a paradoxical man in many others. Chris McCandless possessed a seemingly ever-lasting bravery that always shined through his unique and matchless character. He was very righteous in himself to the point in which he kept himself from any sin or evil, committing his carriage to what seemed like an idea of celibacy, not just in refraining from any desire of flesh but also in all lusts of life with his diligent power of will that constantly shined through his exterior. Onto the contrary of his advantageously characteristics, McCandless remained to be very foolish in his decisions and under takings, whether it be by his arrogance of sheer narrow mindedness. Over all he was a boy of many talents and knowledge, with a bright soul and good kindling but, still somewhere in the depths of his thoughts he lacked something that made him think things through, and in this his insa neness he would lose his life.As stated previously, McCandless had a enigmatical bravery that protected him from the darkness of fear or negative thought. neer once in this story does he seem frightened in that he might lose his life, grow ill or rifle hurt, and in one way he proves this by his insatiable vestments of hitchhiking, I mean, with all do respect he could give way been picked up by a serial killer and that probably would have have sex his adventure a little short. In addition, he does not grovel to much of anything, his bravery led him to some pretty interesting empower such as digging dead rats from farm equipment, diving waistline deep in grime, muck, and not to mention stench, that is if you would consider all of that to be brave.Set aside the trivial matter, his true bravery is shown... ...lse in his fountain life.In review McCandless was a man with boyish and romantic ambitions or perchance he was a boy with an intellectual mind stuck in the body of a man, because that theory would certainly exist as plausible in describing his foolish ways. Let us not forget that Chris did have a truly unique idea with good intention and maybe he did accomplish what he set out for, true informal peace with himself and the world around him maybe he did find himself in this whole ordeal. Yes McCandless was a bright soul but, in the end his foolishness or maybe even it was his bravery lead him to his demise, his lonely demise in starvation. With all of this said was McCandless brave or was he foolish and stupid, well, for certain he never acted in any stupid way, but he did act in both foolishness and bravery because in many ways it takes quite some foolishness to be brave.