Master of the Wilderness: A Coming-of-Age Story About an Orphan Boy's Journey to Find Himself
In the summer of 1965, an orphan named Sam Shakusky is attending summer camp with his Khaki Scout troop. Sam is a gifted boy, and he quickly becomes bored with the activities at camp. He longs to explore the wilderness on his own and to find himself. One day, Sam escapes from the camp and sets out on a journey into the forest. This is the story of his coming-of-age journey, during which he learns about himself and discovers his place in the world.
Sam is an orphan, and he has never really felt loved or accepted by anyone. But during his journey, he meets some kind-hearted people who help him to find his way. Sam eventually learns to accept himself for who he is, and he finds a new home in the wilderness.
I wonder, what has become of Sam and Suzy? are they still together? How many kids do they have now? Is she still wearing those fish hook earrings?
The most hyper sad moment in the movie occurs when Master Ward tells Sam about his foster home ousting and he finds out that it was all for nothing because of one thing: no heart. This big man has been tough as nails up until now, but at this point, you can see how much harder things are getting on top of him without any support system whatsoever; even though there may have never truly seemed like someone who loved either one way or another ever needed to care very deeply - especially since they were able to resist offering help anyway due primarily through their own resilience which
I hope that Sam was finally able to find the love and acceptance that he was searching for. And I hope that Suzy is still by his side, supporting him every step of the way. They make a great team, and I think they can overcome anything together. Thanks for following their journey!
