In "Into the Wild" by Jon Krakauer, conflict arises from the protagonist, Chris McCandless, challenging and rejecting societal expectations. Chris embarks on a journey of self-discovery, seeking a life free from the conventional norms and expectations of society. The conflict is evident in his rejection of materialism, career pursuits, and the trappings of a traditional life. His actions and choices, such as abandoning his possessions and cutting ties with his family, represent a rebellion against societal norms that dictate success and happiness. The tension between Chris's desire for individual freedom and the societal expectations that he rejects becomes a central theme in the narrative, leading to both internal and external conflicts throughout his journey. Ultimately, "Into the Wild" explores the clash between individualism and societal expectations, raising questions about the nature of fulfillment and the pursuit of one's own path in the face of societal norms ..
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