Into the Wild

4. Searching for food in nature.
5. Lacking experience, wisdom, or judgment.
7. Dangerous and full of risk.
8. Emotionally distant or uninvolved with others.
9. A wanderer who travels without a permanent home.
10. Acting carelessly without thinking about danger or consequences.
11. Practicing severe self-discipline and avoiding comfort or luxury.
13. Able to recover quickly from hardship or difficulty.
15. Moving from place to place without a permanent home.
18. A reference to wealth or material success; in the book it symbolizes society’s focus on money and status.
20. An intense and overwhelming focus on something.

1. Very small in amount; not enough.
2. Persistent and determined; not giving up easily.
3. The state of being alone.
6. Related to spiritual understanding and a deep connection with nature beyond ordinary experience.
12. Out of place or not fitting together logically.
14. Extremely thin and weak, usually from starvation or illness.
16. Emotional distance or separation from people or society.
17. Guided by high principles or unrealistic goals.
19. Empty, barren, and lonely.