To Build a Fire

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What is the main theme of 'To Build a Fire'?

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The main theme is that any careless behavior can result in disaster.

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What point of view is used in 'To Build a Fire'?

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The story is told from a third person point of view.

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What does the phrase 'Jekyll and Hyde' refer to in literature?

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It refers to a person with a dual personality, being nice at times and rude at others.

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What can be inferred about the man's actions in 'To Build a Fire'?

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The man is trying to meet up with others where he will be safe.

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What does the numbness in the man's fingers symbolize in 'To Build a Fire'?

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It symbolizes the consequences of his careless behavior in extreme cold.

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Why is preparation important in survival situations, as illustrated in 'To Build a Fire'?

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Being prepared can mean the difference between life and death in harsh conditions.

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What literary device is used when the man chuckles at his foolishness?

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This is an example of irony, as he is unaware of the serious consequences of his actions.

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How does the setting contribute to the theme of 'To Build a Fire'?

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The harsh winter setting emphasizes the dangers of nature and the importance of caution.

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What lesson can be learned from the man's experience in 'To Build a Fire'?

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The lesson is that underestimating nature can lead to dire consequences.

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What does the man's journey represent in 'To Build a Fire'?

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It represents the struggle between man and nature.