You haven't given us any paragraph, however, I'll give you some pointers. So, a paragraph is a series of sentences that are either for, or against the initial main idea (if it is an argumentative, that is, since you'll have pros and cons of the main idea; if it's not an argumentative, you can write only about the pros or the cons, depending on whether you agree with the main idea or not). Think about a table with 4 legs, the upper part is the main idea, while the 4 legs are supporting ideas. IT shouldn't be hard to spot the supporting ides! Good luck!
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Many people feel that Krakauer was rather sympathetic if not outright biased towards Chris. In his writing some people find is a certain heroic slant to Chris's story. I think the novel becomes more readable not because of bias but rather that Krakauer understands MCandless. He sees in Chris similar motivations and attitudes as he had as a young man. This gives the book a depth of meaning because Krakauer is a great writer and Chris somehow inhabits parts of Krakauer's belief system. I think Krakauer is critical of Chris when it comes to Chris's treatment of his family. I think, however, that there are the sensibilities of a kindred spirit going on here that gives us a unique access into Chris's world.
It means 'to carry' or 'to bring'.