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Although a whole multimedia presentation cannot be provided here, we can give you some ideas on images to use and the review of the story "To Build a Fire":
Images:
- Since the story is set in the Yukon region, in Canada, you can choose images online that show that area, especially during the winter.
Story review:
- The author of "To Build a Fire" is Jack London. The story is based on his own life experiences during the Gold Rush in the Yukon region.
- The main character reveals his arrogance when he ignores the advice of an old man and goes into the frozen forest on his own. Unable to make fire, he ends up freezing to death.
- The theme of the story concerns the power of nature. No matter how intelligent man thinks he is, he is still insignificant when it comes to what nature can do.
- As a matter of fact, nature is so superior in intelligence that the dog accompanying the man knows what to do to survive the cold without fire, whereas the man does not.
Reviewing the story "To Build a Fire"
"To Build a Fire" is a short story by Jack London. To review this story, it is important to keep the context in mind: the Gold Rush in the Yukon area.
It is also important to understand that the power of nature is a common theme employed by London. His own experiences as an adventurer taught him to respect nature.
When it comes to choosing images to talk about the story, picture of the Yukon area during winter can help convey how harsh the environment was, and why the character desperately needed to make fire. Images of a man and a dog in the wilderness can also be helpful in order to illustrate the story more literally.
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