from reading Rip Van Winkle why does Rip go for a walk in the mountains?

I'll be glad to comment on your answer.

well i think that we is just getting away from everyone and also he is a nature man what do you think Ms.Sue

I disagree. Read the plot summary in this site.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rip_Van_Winkle

i didn't understand it can you please break it down for me please

and sort of explain your answer

"One autumn day, Rip is escaping his wife's nagging, wandering up the mountains with his dog, Wolf. "

-- Wikipedia linked above

In order to understand why Rip Van Winkle goes for a walk in the mountains in the story, we can analyze the text in Washington Irving's "Rip Van Winkle." To find the answer, let's take a look at the context and events leading up to Rip's decision to venture into the mountains.

1. Rip's dissatisfaction with his home life: At the beginning of the story, we learn that Rip Van Winkle is often unhappy with his domestic situation. He has a nagging wife, Dame Van Winkle, who is constantly scolding him.

2. Rip's escape from his responsibilities: Rip frequently seeks refuge from his unhappy home life by wandering away from the village, finding solace in nature and spending time with his friends.

3. Meeting the "odd-looking" men in the mountains: One day, while wandering in the mountains, Rip encounters a group of strange men, dressed in antiquated clothing, playing a game of ninepins. Rip is intrigued by their appearance and the festive atmosphere surrounding them.

4. Rip's curiosity and desire for companionship: Rip, being a sociable man, is drawn to the men and the joyful atmosphere they exude. He yearns to break free from his dreary routine and enjoy some lighthearted company, which he finds lacking in his own life.

5. Sharing a drink and falling asleep: Rip joins the group of men, partaking in their merriment, which includes drinking from a flagon of liquor. Unbeknownst to Rip, however, the liquor is enchanted, causing him to fall into a deep sleep.

In summary, Rip Van Winkle goes for a walk in the mountains to escape his unhappy home life and find solace in nature. However, he also desires companionship, fun, and a break from his daily routine. This ultimately leads him to the group of strange men and, ultimately, his long and magical slumber.