an extensive amount of research, evidence, and testimonies that makes this story authentic and trustworthy. On the other hand, however, he triggers the reader’s emotions by making them sympathize with Chris’ bitter fate and revealing his feelings about Chris’ story when he compares his experiences to his own. Consequently, Krakauer also provides a subjective perspective on Chris’ story, which is unusual for the non-fiction genre. I would like elaborate a few chapters that make this argument clearer…
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