A Long Way Gone

A Long Way Gone

After finding himself in the middle of a thick forest on his way to Bonthe, what does Ishmael do to adjust and familiarize himself with the area? Why? In chapter 8

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When Ishmael gets lost in the forest, he decides to stop and familiarize himself with his immediate vicinity. He cannot gain a sense of direction. so he clears away leaves and creates a path from the stream to his campsite. Knowing he had food and water nearby, Ismael decides that the thing he needs most is rest.

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