D.
Waiting until the end to describe McCandless's last days allows the suspense to continue building. The structure of Into the Wild supports Krakauer's purpose by keeping readers engaged and curious about what ultimately happened to McCandless. By delaying the description of his last days, Krakauer builds anticipation and creates a sense of suspense, which helps to maintain readers' interest and investment in McCandless's story.
How does the structure of Into the Wild support Krakauer's purpose?
A.
Waiting until the end to describe McCandless's last days allows Krakauer to tell his own story first.
B.
Waiting until the end to describe McCandless's last days allows us to get to know him first.
C.
Waiting until the end to describe McCandless's last days keeps us from worrying about what happens.
D.
Waiting until the end to describe McCandless's last days allows the suspense to continue building.
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