Strength or Character Flaw? Wild by Cheryl Strayed

"I stood, did not move, fainted ... tears filled my eyes I want my mother, my mother is dead I have been thinking about it for a long time for a long time. My mother wants my mother is dead "In Cheryl Strayed memoir" Wild ", her mother's death destroyed her spiritual stability and consumed every moment of her life. I do not know how to cope with her sorrow, but Cheryl ultimately made plenty of people to regret in her life. She eventually lost her marriage, family, friends, got crazy about drugs, and lost her identity.

After all, college articles are memoirs. In the wonderful memoir of Cheryl Strayed's Wild, The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, and Maya Angelou "I Know The Caged Bird Sings", there are great deficiencies in the heroes. Cheryl is an abuser of drug abuse, Janet is very dissatisfied with his parents; Maya and her face are struggling. Lopate said that students must avoid 'insults of self-righteousness' that will kill honest sentences. I agree. When I teach the memoirs, I ask the students to find a topic they allow them to get out of their comfort zones and individuality they are not proud of. Exploration of those weaknesses led to the revelation of the final draft

Wild starring Reese Witherspoon faithfully reproduces Found to Pacific Crest Trail from Wild: Lost, memorable memoir of Cheryl Strayed. Witherspoon plays the necessary traits to fulfill the hard loopholes of Stradyd's open loopholes, the hero's rescue trip at the Pacific Ridge Trail.

In the popular movie 'Wild', when she felt frustrated, Cheryl Streyd 's mother told her, "Let's set out on a beautiful way." I realized that the latest science proved that mother of Strayed is right. In fact, nature is often the best medicine for many of our common diseases. It is not just that we feel better in nature. It can also make us wise. Studies have shown that brain changes by walking and running in the natural environment, thereby alleviating anxiety and preventing temporary depression. Other studies have shown that creativity is inherently enhanced. The mechanism of direct causal relationships is yet to be known, but scientists speculate that when we are in nature we can only feel a bit small and not so important I will. Part of the brain's activities related to introspective and critical thinking has diminished and we have the opportunity to break through the deeper and more imaginative parts of our brain