How does Krakauer's choice to "give away" the ending support Krakauer's overall purpose?
A.
It highlights the danger of going into the wilderness unprepared.
B.
It allows readers to focus on the details of McCandless's life without wondering about what happens to him in the end.
C.
It increases the suspense in the novel because readers are wondering how McCandless died.
D.
It helps readers understand Jon Krakauer's own story better.
1 answer
The most likely answer is B. It allows readers to focus on the details of McCandless's life without wondering about what happens to him in the end. By revealing the ending early on, readers can fully engage in understanding the motivations, choices, and experiences of McCandless without being distracted by what might happen to him.