Narrator and Wilder Man Analysis

The transcript describes a wild man who is an outlaw, never lazy, and lives freely. The speaker compares himself to this man, acknowledging his own limitations and admiring the wild man's carefree nature. The wild man's philosophy of indifference and living in the moment is highlighted, emphasizing his unique character.

What characteristic is highlighted about the wilder man in the introduction?

• He is a quiet and reserved person.

• He is very lazy.

• He is an outlaw and never lazy.

• He is a law-abiding citizen.

How does the narrator describe his own life compared to the wilder man?

• He is tied to a routine life.

• He has done time in prison.

• He is as wild as the other man.

• He has robbed trains.

How do others perceive the narrator and the wilder man?

• Both are seen as winners.

• The narrator is seen as a sinner, the other as a winner.

• Both are seen as sinners.

• The narrator is seen as a winner, the other as a sinner.

What keeps the wilder man's mind free according to the narrator?

• His indifference.

• His fear of the future.

• His focus on the past.

• His constant apologies.

What is the wilder man's perspective on time?

• He is focused on yesterday.

• He is worried about tomorrow.

• He believes yesterday is dead and tomorrow is blind.

• He lives strictly by a schedule.