storytelling

i think that the stories that Krakauer tells in his book gives insight into how he feels about what chris did. when he tells stories of other people failing and killing themselves, he is supporting the opinion that thinks Christopher was an idiot. In his book, Krakauer writes about the story about a man named Gene Rosellini. Rosellini says in a letter, "I began my adult life with the hypothesis that it would be possible to become a stone age native. for over 30 years. i programmed and conditioned myself to this end. in the last 10 of it, i would say i realistically experienced the physical, mental, and emotional reality of the stone age. but to borrow a buddhist phrase, eventually came a setting face-to-face with pure reality. i learned that it is not possible for human beings as we know them to live off the land" (75). I think that putting this into the book gives evidence that he doesn't agree with chris's actions. Rosellini ended up killing himself because he came to the conclusion that he couldn't fulfill his hypothesis. why would Krakauer put this into his book if he agreed with chris's actions?