Hani's English blog

 The movie makes Chris’s story feel more personal by showing his emotions and the beautiful scenery instead of just listing facts. While the book reads like a reporter’s investigation, the film uses music and wide shots to show how much he loved nature. This visual scale made me realize how small and alone he truly was, just like how seeing a massive ocean in person feels much more powerful than looking at a map. Watching his physical struggle on screen turned a sad story into a lesson about how dangerous the wild can be. Today we watched the movie and answer questions about it. I learn how to watch movies and answer the question based on it.

 A relationship I have where I feel truly is my relationship with my girlfriend. I feel like I can be myself around her and don't have to put an act on to fit in even if I am different then what people assume me to be. I believe our relationship became very strong because we were friends for a while before and grew on to each other because we never felt we had to impress each other or try to be cooler and could just be our self. This relationship relates to Chris and Carine relationship by both relationship showing no matter what's in their way or whatever influence them they both are very close and don't change or act a way they are not. Today we read chapter 12 and did questions on it I learn about chapter 12 and how to use that information to answer the questions.

 Starting in 7th grade I had a very big friend group and had many friends, As the time started to go the friend group became smaller and it was just me and 3 of my friends left. It showed me to have fun and value time while it there because a lot of things are tend to change. People change overtime like what they like to do or what they prefer and that can always split groups from big groups to smaller groups. I was not at school I was not at school

 The movie makes Chris’s choices feel more justified because the beautiful scenery and music make his trip look like a brave adventure. In the book, the writing is more like a news report, which makes it easier to see his many mistakes and lack of supplies. The film uses close-up shots of his face to show his passion, helping us feel his emotions instead of judging his logic. Overall, seeing the journey on screen turns his dangerous risks into a beautiful story of seeking freedom. Today I learn to answer question while watching movie and learning by book too We watched a couple of scenes from the movie.

 As I got older, I realized my parents weren't the perfect superheroes I imagined, but just regular people trying to figure life out as they went. This shift made me feel more independent, yet it also created a sense of disappointment that the "perfect" world of my childhood was actually flawed. In Chapter 11, Chris McCandless experiences a much darker version of this when he discovers his father's secret past and previous family. While I eventually learned to accept my parents' humanity, Chris viewed his father’s mistakes as a moral betrayal, causing him to reject his family entirely to search for his own truth. I was doing make up today so I had to take the test I learn about using the book to answer questions on the test

Of the first ten chapters, Chapter 4 stands out because it shows Chris McCandless leaving his old life behind. After a flood ruins his car, he chooses to burn his money and walk away instead of asking for help. This part of the book is meaningful because it shows his deep desire to be totally free from society and his past. By calling himself "Alexander Supertramp" in his journal, he proves he was ready to risk everything for his beliefs. I was not at school for Eid I was not at school for Eid

 At this stage in my life, I mostly define success by maintaining a high GPA and receiving an acceptance letter from my top-choice college. These ideas primarily come from the competitive environment at school and the standards set by my parents and counselor. While I value hard work, I sometimes feel this definition is more of a reflection of societal expectations and the pressure to secure a stable future. However, I am starting to realize that true success might actually be found in the personal freedom and experiences I gain outside of a classroom or a scorecard. Today we read chapter 9 and 10 and did some worksheet for the chapter which involves critical thinking  I learn a lot about open ended questions and learn a lot about the chapter.