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Conflikt in Jack LOndon's "To bild a Fire"

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October 11, 2012

 

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he thinks he can handle nature. One of the old timers warnings was never to travel alone in the Yukon when it is 50 degrees below zero. Well it wasn't it was 70 below zero, and the man's only companion was a dog. When you are freezing a dog is not going to save you. The man continues to travel even after the old timers warnings...
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After awile nature starts to get to him he becomes cold and he decides to stop and make a fire . Not long after, he puts it outand decides to continue on his way. The dog does not, but follows his master, his instincts tell him it is to cold. Later the mans hands start to freeze from the cold air. So do his feet after falling through snow into water...
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