Prompt: How does watching the film version of Into the Wild change or deepen your understanding of Chris McCandless compared to reading the book? In your response, explain one key difference in how his character or experiences are presented, and connect this to a time when seeing something visually changed your understanding of a situation.

 The film version of Into the Wild Change or deepened my understanding of Christopher McCandless compared to reading the book by showing visuals.  Christopher McCandless is presented by visual effects and seeing something visually changed my perspective by seeing details of what the situation looked like and how things played out visually. It also helped me understand how intense the situation was.

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