“To Build A fire” by Jack London
How does the conclusion of the story contribute to its overall meaning? Consider the fates of both the man and the dog in your answer.

The conclusion of "To Build a Fire" contributes to its overall meaning in the following manner:

- The story is concluded with the death of the man and the revelation that the dog knows what to do to survive the extreme cold.

- That contributes to the overall meaning that nature is more powerful than man, and that arrogance leads to bad consequences. The man did not heed to the advice he received and ended up dead. On the other hand, the dog will remain alive because he respects nature and his own instincts.

In the region of Yukon, in Canada, the weather is ruthless. The extremely cold temperatures can easily kill a man, and that is what the main character of "To Build a Fire" finds out in the worst way.

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This story makes one realize that an individual is not greater in power than nature.

1. Explanation:

The writer also stresses on how we should listen to others who have more experience than us in any particular field.  

The main character in the story is a man named Yukon. He tries to fight nature but ultimately gives up. Professionally, he is a miner and gets stuck in some horrible weather conditions while travelling to his camp.  

The fire in this story symbolically represents life and death situations for a person.  

Knowledge is power hence to build a fire we not only need intelligence but, life or energy too.

This book was published on 29th May, 1906.

2 Explanation:

the answer will be the third choice

explanation:

many scientists' predictions of climate change include: warmer temperatures, rising sea levels, and more frequent storms.

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