First, we observe the use of naturalism in To Build a Fire. The most obvious use would have to be the very descriptive environment. The use of exact temperatures makes this story all the more chilling (no pun intended). Another would be the descriptive repercussions of said temperatures on his body. When these two are used together, we know exactly what our protagonist is going through, and why...
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First, we observe the use of naturalism in To Build a Fire. The most obvious use would have to be the very descriptive environment. The use of exact temperatures makes this story all the more chilling (no pun intended). Another would be the descriptive repercussions of said temperatures on his body. When these two are used together, we know exactly what our protagonist is going through, and why...
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To Build A Fire: Theme After he got his feet wet, they froze. His fingers "seemed remote from his body" because he could not move them. The most obvious clues that the man took in were internal...	2 / 543
To Build A Fire: Theme Instead of dying with dignity, he thought about how foolish he looked "running like a chicken with it's head off." He was ignorant, unimaginative, foolish and doomed...	3 / 620
The foolish travler Instead of dying with dignity, he thought about how foolish he looked "running around like a chicken with its head cut off" (London 500). He was ignorant, unimaginative, foolish and doomed...	3 / 774
To Build A Fire: Man's Intelligence Is Foolish The dog follows the man throughout his ill faded journey, but after the man perishes he relies upon his instincts to survive. This is witnessed in the last paragraph by the statement "Then it turned and trotted up the trail in the direction of the camp it knew, where there were other food providers and fire providers" (129)...	2 / 423