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There is two conflicts in this short story. The main one is Schatz is ill and then says he thinks he is going to die. The second is the father does not know what is fully wrong with his son.

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Dialogue: "About how long will it be until I die?" (Hemingway 99). Dialogue explains the story and enhances the mood between the characters.
Setting: The setting of the cold snowy setting and being in a house creates the soft commercial like setting. Snow log cabin settings are made to be relaxed and comfy. The author is trying to show that in the story.

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The tone of this short story is relaxed. The boy Schatz thinks he is going to die and does not mention it until late. Most people would scream and be terrified while he is waiting for it.

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Enjoy life and stop worrying.
I think that this is the theme because Schatz had his sickness in his head. He looked ill and did not want anyone to go near him. Once he learned about Celsius he was fine and enjoyed life.

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It is a calm story and this image is a very calm setting that could be the setting.

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Direct: Schatz is an ill boy. He is nine years old. He looked very miserable. He seemed very detached. He was not following the story.
Indirect: Stubborn, his dad said to go upstairs and he did not. Pleasant, he doesn't care if his dad reads to him and he said that his dad doesn't have to stay in the room. Worried, asking when he is going to die. Childish, not knowing the difference between the temperatures.

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"He was shivering, his face white, and he walked slowly as though it ached to move" (Hemingway 97). This uses sight and feeling to see how he looks and you can imagine how it feels to walk with trouble.
"The grass and the bare ground had been varnished with ice. I took the young Irish setter for a little walk" (Hemingway 98). The author describes the setting to effect the tone.

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Exposition: The father saw that Schatz looked sick took his temperature, and found out he actually was ill.
Rising Action: The doctor said he was sick and to tell him to give the medicine to the boy.
Climax: Schatz asks when he is going to die. He thinks he has a terrible temperature and was waiting to die. He heard from a French boy that you cannot live past forty-four.
Falling Action: The father says they are different measures and compares 98 to 37.
Resolution: Schatz realizes that and immediately changes. He starts to appreciate the world more being so close to death in his eyes.

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First Person point of view through the narrator, Schatz's father.

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The father of the sick boy Schatz.