Man Vs Wilderness

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The wilderness is the survival that is impacted by your brain to staying alive. Man v Wild is an emotional, physical, and self-motivated thing that only a few can do but most are capable of doing. In the relationship to the rural men the wilderness has no sense of structure, mod, or base of outline leaving it to roam in territory without and rules or authority. In the structure of the suburbanite are the rivers that run fast with precise structure and base but also allows the design model to give it rules in the direction it flows.
The wilderness is the no ruled freeness that men rarely see anymore that allow him to experience deep levels of the self-accomplishment at the end result. It becomes his breath that he yet long to breathe for. For …show more content…

Although all the men have different conception on the wilderness and the river itself, they as suburbanite are viewed with a particular mind set on how they view things and interact with it.
Suburbanites are coming from industrialized towns/city were they don’t have to use much of their brain to function in everyday life abilities to survive. They also depend on their mobility to provide them with a good distance that they need, and their bodies lack the fitness qualification that is need for the unexpected challenges of the river and wilderness ahead.
Your brain becomes the do – or – dies token on determining if you will live throughout your experience. In the novel deliverance you see Lewis as the strong, powerful, leader in the group who seem to keep clam throughout the majority or the trip even after he kills a man in defense for Bobby. Lewis was always looking for a high on life wherever or however he could get it. Lewis kept a positive outlook on things this increase his chances of living by give himself hope for the future and strength to carry

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