McCandless is the son of his father's second marriage, according to this book. However, McCandless discovers that when he and his sister were born, his father had not yet divorced his first wife.
As a result, the father lived two lives. McCandless was deeply touched by this insight. This information made him angry and betrayed.
To some extent, this sense of betrayal and rage explains why McCandless' life choices deviate so drastically from those his parents desired.
Krakauer portrays McCandless' journey in Into the Wild as a conflict between separating himself from civilization and forming deep ties with others.
McCandless cuts off all communication with his family while being sociable with people he meets on the road.
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