How does Jack London use the setting of the story to create the tone?

Learning Target: How does Jack London use the setting of the story to create the tone?

Do Now:

·       “It certainly was cold”

·       “He would have to build a fire”

·       “The numbness in his cheeks and fingers surprised him”

·       Answer: Why does the author repeat these things? What is the purpose? (10 points)

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Please listen to the next 10 minutes of the story “To Build a Fire”

Or read pages 5-8 here: 

Click to access to-build-a-fire.pdf

https://americanliterature.com/author/jack-london/short-story/to-build-a-fire

• CLASS NOTES:
• Alaska – 49^th state “Seward’s Folly”
• Yukon territory – northern tundra – frozen earth
• Resources: Gold, oil, timber = %bodylt;/span>
• Demands rigorous survival skills
• Winter – dark all day
• Summer – light all night
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXxRcXHI_tI Winter Solstice in Alaska – Fairbanks – time lapse video of a ‘day’ in two minutes. The sun barely rises above the horizon.

Winter Solstice in Alaska:

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