Prompt: Based on the first 40 minutes of the film and Chapters 1–11 of the book, does the visual version of Chris’s journey make his choices seem more justified or more reckless than the text does? Explain how the medium (film vs writing) shapes your perspective.

 Prompt: The movie makes Chris look like a hero because the beautiful scenery justifies his journey. The book makes him look reckless by focusing on his lack of food and gear. Seeing him on screen makes his choices feel like a brave adventure. Reading about him makes his mistakes and poor planning stand out more. The film uses art to make us agree with him, but the writing uses facts to show his risks.

Summary: Today in class we watch into the wild and answered questions.

Reflection: I learned not to go back to little scissors for my haircut.

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