Question

In the passage, why does Krakauer describe the picture that McCandless takes of himself?

Answer 1

To illustrate that the list that McCandless had made was supported by actions as well as words, as shown in option D.

What is the effect of this description?

• It increases the reader's feelings about the characters' intentions.
• It optimizes the understanding of McCandess' image.
• Characterizes the characters indirectly.

When Krakauer describes McCandless's image of himself, he promotes a greater understanding of McCandless's list and shows himself as a character who likes to analyze the actions of others very accurately. It also shows that McCandless is a very proactive character who speaks and acts on his words.

This attitude is efficient to explain the characters and indirectly characterizes them.

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