A few memorable words:
1. Why is the rabbit unafraid?
Because he's smarter than the panther. 2. Most people lost in the
wilds, they die of shame!
Whether it was Steve or Bob, their negativity was deflected by Charles. For example, when Steve and Bob got mad at each other when they went back to the lake where the plane crashed, Charles was very smart and asked Steve to make a spear directly, which was a good trick. Instead of denying the other person's emotion, you delay it, so keeping the other person busy is a good way to delay and relieve impulsive emotional outbursts. It's also very interesting how Charles cheers Bob when he's about to kill the bear. First of all Bob said the bear He is ahead of us, it's like he's reading our minds. It seems very frustrated and helpless. Then Charles denied him right away, You want to die out here .And die. Apparently pointing out that a fight with a bear was inevitable, otherwise there was only a dead end. Then he made Bob shout three times in a row, I am going to kill that bear. What one man can do , another can do! This is very exciting. There are many similar details, and Charles has a very strong ability to control the field.
2, the understanding of human nature. He knows what's important. Save Steve's life, both underwater and when he was attacked by a black bear for the first time. There is also how to save Bob and treat his wife regardless of his previous suspicions.
3. Adapt, learn, fail and succeed. From being frightened to the ground by the pretended bear for the first time, to being calm when faced with bears, and even taking the initiative to lure bears, he adapts very quickly and learns very well. He once said, I seem to retain all these facts but pulling them to any useful purpose is another matter. But it still pulls these facts to useful purpose. Of course, there are many failures, such as the failure of the first compass, the result of attracting bears Traps don't work well. Indeed, after all, theoretical things are sometimes not applied all at once.
Actually, there are some things that I find confusing.
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