Corrections

Emerson attaches great importance to children, but also roots for every stage of life being charming , interesting and pleasing.

He believes that infants do not conform but that adults conform to children, because they are charming, attractive and pleasing.

Children are too young to be hesitant or hypocritical.

McCandless' behavior is very childlike: he sees the world in black and white, bad and good, right and wrong, and has a straightforward vision of life that is reflected on his relationships with his parents: he is willing to overlook the flaws in his favorites authors and philosophers but refuses to forgive his father's, who was still married to his first wife when he fathered Chris.