[ SECRET POST #2958 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2958 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I've never seen this movie, but having just looked it up, and the person it's based on ... I kind of agree? I'd have phrased it less baldly, but yeah. You don't just wander out there with whatever supplies happen to be at hand and expect things to just work out.

I don't really understand the idealism that's attached to him? I mean, I understand wanderlust, the lure of wild places, the desire to get away from people, all of that. I kind of get the whole 'going back to nature to find a purer self' thing. But ... why do you have to die to do it? I mean, why does that add to the mystique? Man vs nature, nature wins, that's not exactly unusual or noteworthy, I'd have thought.

Okay. Pursuing a dream to the point you're willing to die for it. Kind of get why that's admirable, in a tragic sort of way. But ... he wasn't. He didn't want to die for the dream. He just got it wrong and couldn't get help in time. That's not the same thing.

I don't this at all, I think. Sorry, rambling. I'll stop now.