I disagree with Matt when he says that Katz choice was merely his erratic choice making and lack of direction. Katz would never have embarked on one of the longest, most grueling trails on the planet with a guy he had hardly talked to in 25 years because he had nothing else to do. Katz felt compelled and drawn to Bryson's proposition for a variety of reasons. To name a few: Katz felt nostalgic of the part and wanted to relive his glory days with Bryson on the trail, Katz wanted to "go out with a bang" and do something meaningful before he became unable to do so, and Katz wanted to cleanse himself of his past wrongdoings by trekking in the ultimate wilderness.
I agree with Cari when she says that Katz really needs a partner. Katz is a broken person and I believe he feels the need for companionship in his time of trial. And what better way to bond and feel the true spirit of companionship then to undertake a legendary hike with your old friend. Bryson is understanding and tolerant of Katz and I believe that is just what Katz needed; a true buddy who'll stick with you to the end.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
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