For example, Peter Christian a park ranger criticizes how extremely unprepared he was saying, “what he did wasn't even particularly daring, just stupid, tragic, and inconsiderate. First off, he spent very little time learning how to actually live in the wild. Essentially, Chris McCandless committed suicide.”1 He believes that Chris came to Alaska as a way to challenge himself with the harsh conditions of the wilderness. But the thing was, the wilderness was way too unforgiving, and the chance of survival for someone with a lack of supplies, food, and survival skills is very low. McCandless struggles to survive without these, lacking clothing for warmth in the freezing conditions, hunting tools for food, and durable boots for protection. Additionally, people may think he is foolish to think he could survive somehow, and that by leaving he was being selfish toward his loved ones. At the end of the movie, unfortunately, Chris finds and eats some berries he does not know are poisonous, and dies days later from starvation, as the berries left him unable to keep any food down. Some people view him as naïve, that he essentially asked for death because of his idea that he could withstand any problem that comes his way. Ultimately, his unawareness to how dangerous nature can be- killed him, and people may criticize his decisions