English, 19.03.2021 21:00 joejo1688

Prompt Throughout the book and in these final chapters, Krakauer points out several instances where Chris McCandless was in the
vicinity of where he was trying to go or was closer to help than he knew. Why might Krakauer dwell on tracing just how close
Chris was to being saved or coming out alive?
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Prompt Throughout the book and in these final chapters, Krakauer points out several instances where...