To Build a Fire

To Build a Fire

The cold setting is one evident external conflict that propels the story, but what about any internal conflict? What internal conflict develops as the plot progresses?

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The internal conflict, man versus self, is centered around the man's will and ability. He has the will to survive, but he does not have the capacity (strength) to survive.

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