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To Build a Fire: Revealing the Man

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March 12, 2014

 

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A pall is a dark covering, often associated with funerals. The covering is usually a dark cloth of some sort. The narrator exposes an unperceived sense of death in the air. The absence of sunlight causes the weather to be gloomy (London 920). By using the descriptive phrase "intangible pall", London puts a perfect picture of what the land and atmosphere look and feel like...
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He could be predicting the man's death, almost like warning the reader about events to come. The dog gave off many clues in the beginning that the weather was far too cold. The narrator informs that the dog experienced a "menacing apprehension" as the dog followed along (London 921). To have a "menacing apprehension" means the dog was threatened by anticipation of future misfortunes...
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