How is the mood of "to build a fire" reflected in the plot?

Mood is a key feature in literature since it allows the reader to feel identified  with the characters and the story. "To Build a Fire" by Jack London is the story of a man who despite of the bad weather conditions decides to make a journey. The mood and atmosphere is conveyed in this play by means of repetitive imagery. Hence, London uses a mood of loneliness in this story and it is reflected in the individualist attitude of the main character who decides to ignore the warnings given by others.

the indians would be mad that they would have to move since it caused many deaths known as the trail of tears they would of taken it to the supreme court but discrimination would have mad them lose

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