How does the author use rhetoric to convey his ideas and attitudes in Into the Wild? What are those ideas and attitudes? Use your understanding of rhetoric and of author’s purpose and point of view to help you infer the answers. Be sure to include plentiful evidence from the text to support your inferences.

Which statement best explains coelho's choice in the alchemist to have the boy robbed as soon as he arrives in tangiers? it reveals how working for the crystal merchant is part of the boy's personal legend. it illustrates how personal legends can change quickly if one is not careful. it shows how the boy makes poor choices and needs much guidance on his journey. it highlights the dangers of being in a new and unknown country.