I agree with Ford’s comment that Bryson is dissatisfied with his day hikes and yearns to be completely immersed in the trail once again. The short hikes which Bryson completes throughout chapters 13, 14, and 15 are not enough to fulfill his need for nature. After living on the trail, brief visits are not the same for Bryson.
I also agree with Janine’s statement that Bryson does not realize how valuable Katz’s company is until it is gone. As I stated in my post, Bryson and Katz had their rough spots, and Bryson was definitely annoyed with Katz at some points, especially toward the beginning. I predict, however, that Bryson will be much more thankful for Katz’s companionship once the two are reunited.
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