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    To Build The Fire: Literary Devices: Simile: "Once, Coming Around A CONFLICT: Man vs. Nature Because The

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    The man struggles against the harsh Yukon environment as he tries to build a fire to survive. As the fire goes out, he realizes he will not survive the cold and his pride has led to his demise at the hands of nature. In his final moments, he faces death with dignity, having been overcome by the unforgiving natural world despite his best efforts.

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    TO BUILD THE FIRE BY JACK LONDON

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    The man struggles against the harsh Yukon environment as he tries to build a fire to survive. As the fire goes out, he realizes he will not survive the cold and his pride has led to his demise at the hands of nature. In his final moments, he faces death with dignity, having been overcome by the unforgiving natural world despite his best efforts.

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    TO BUILD THE FIRE

    American novelist, LITERARY DEVICES:


    journalist, and social SIMILE:
    activist. A pioneer in the
    world of commercial “Once, coming around a
    magazine fiction, he was bend, he moved suddenly
    CONFLICT: Man vs. nature because the to the side, like a
    protagonist try to challenges the nature, one of the first writers to
    frightened horse.”(Page
    but the nature killed him. become a worldwide 68, paragraph 2)
    celebrity and earn a large
    “It was his last moment of fear. When he fortune from writing. He “If he fell down it would
    had recovered his breath and his control, break, like glass, into
    was also an innovator in
    he sat and thought about meeting death many pieces.”(Page 67
    with dignity.”(Page 78, paragraph 4)
    the genre that would later
    paragraph 1)
    become known as science
    fiction PERSONIFICATION:
    THEMES:
    “There was the fire,
    PRIDE AND promising life with
    ARROGANCE SYMBOL: every dancing flame.”
    NATURALISM
    LOYALTY FIRE: It symbolizes life
    Naturalism in literature was a
    but if it is runs out the
    PRIMITIVITY literary movement that began in
    life finishes.
    MAN VS NATURE
    the late nineteenth century
    (1865-1900) in film, art, literature
    and theater that portrays
    common values of an ordinary
    individual.' Naturalism was a
    literary movement that
    suggested the involvement of
    environment, heredity and social
    conditions in shaping the human
    character.

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