Into the Wild People
Into the Wild Places
Into the Wild Vocabulary Anagrams
Krakauer
Authors & Allusions
Halloween Candy
Creepy Cinema
Horror Villains
Halloween-Pourri
100
When visiting the bus where McCandless died, Billie left a note "urging whoever happens to read it" to do this.
Call your parents
100
While living in Bullhead City in this state, McCandless spent some time working at McDonald's
Arizona
100
rigorous self-denial, particularly the rejection of the pleasures of the world.
mecatiss
ascetism
100
Krakauer spent time working in Alaska doing what?
commercial fisherman and a carpenter
100
One of the books found with McCandless's remains was by Henry David Thoreau, and titled this, also the name of the lake where Thoreau lived for two years
Walden
100
Wow! The neighbors gave trick-or-treaters the king size of this Nestle candy bar with a noisy name
Crunch
100
Most of the movies based on Stephen King's books, including It and Pet Semetary, take place in this New England state.
Maine
100
"A Nightmare on Elm Street"
Freddy Krueger
100
In a TV special, the Peanuts gang celebrates Halloween while Linus awaits a visit from this mythic figure
The Great Pumpkin
200
Wayne Westerberg spent several months in a federal prison as a result of this crime.
Selling "black boxes"-illegal devices that allow users to access cable programming without paying.
200
Chapters 14 and 15 focus, in part, on Krakauer's attempt to climb this two-word mountain.
Devil's Thumb
200
someone who won't stop talking about trivial things; endlessly chatty
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garrulous
200
Krakauer's father introduced his son to this outdoor activity, one that would eventually lead him to the Stikine Ice Cap.
Climbing
200
In addition to philosophical texts, popular books were also found with McCandless's remains, including a book by Michael Crichton, an author best-known for this book about dinosaurs.
Jurassic Park
200
Abe Vigoda & Betty White have appeared in commercials for this candy bar that satisfies
Snickers
200
Jack Torrance terrorizes his family after they move into a haunted hotel in this Stephen King-based film
The Shining
200
"Friday the 13th" parts 2 through 9
Jason Vorhees
200
In the Hercule Poirot mystery "Halloween Party", a girl is drowned in a tub of water meant for this Halloween activity
bobbing for apples
300
He was most likely the last person to see McCandless alive.
Jim Gallien
300
It's the river shown here, on which McCandless paddled down to Mexico.
Colorado River
300
overly showy for the sake of being showy (could refer to style or rhetoric)
griutd
turgid
300
According to McCandless, this man is "King"
Jack London
300
Found with McCandless's belongings, among other things, were books by these two Transcendental authors: Henry David Thoreau, and him, author of Nature and Self-Reliance
Ralph Waldo Emerson
300
This tri-colored sweet, popular on Halloween, has its own national day on October 30
Candy corn
300
In the 8th installment of the franchise, this title character "Takes Manhattan."
Jason (from Friday the 13th)
300
"Halloween"
Michael Myers
300
"Halloween" is short for "All Hallows' Eve" as it's the night before this holiday once called All Hallows' Day
All Saint's Day
400
Krakauer tells us that Franz did these two things after learning about McCandless's death.
Went back to drinking and stop believing in God
400
In Chris's letter to Franz, he wrote, "You had a wonderful chance on your drive back to see" this, "one of the greatest sights on earth."
The Grand Canyon
400
very generous
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munificent
400
Before writing Into the Wild, Krakauer first published his story about McCandless in this one-word titled magazine.
Outdoor
400
Perhaps inspired by his reading of Doctor Zhivago, one of McCandless's last journal entries reads "HAPPINESS ONLY REAL WHEN" this.
SHARED
400
The name of these bite-sized candies is also a British term for ninepin bowling
Skittles
400
Season 1 of this popular Netflix show ends with this scene:
Stranger Things
400
"IT"
Pennywise
400
Halloween's origins are in Samhain, a festival celebrated by these people of ancient Britain & Ireland
Celts
500
The launch of this in 1957 eventually led Walt McCandless to NASA
Sputnik
500
Before going to Alaska, McCandless spent time at an abandoned Marine air base in the California desert that had become an off-the-grid community for drifters, squatters, and other itinerants, colloquially known as this.
"The Slabs"
500
attempting to win favor from influential people through flattery
osubsoeiqu
obsequious
500
The last time Krakauer visited the bus, he was accompanied by these two individuals.
Walt and Billie McCandless
500
McCandless highlighted several passages from this man's "Family Happiness"
Leo Tolstoy
500
Tootsie Roll Industries makes Tootsie Pops (candy inside a lollipop) & these Blow Pops (gum inside a lollipop)
Charms
500
"Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water", along came this 1978 movie
Jaws 2
500
"Misery"
Annie Wilkes
500
At Disneyland you can watch the Headless Horseman ride down this central road
Main Street