Into the Wild
Why does Krakauer begin the story at its end?
The main character of the story is dead by the second chapter. Why does Krakauer begin the story at its end?
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Krakauer begins his story by stating its conclusion for narration purposes. Giving away the ending means he doesn't have to follow the story in chronological order.
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