Argue  | Inform/Perspective | Tell/Narrative
Task: In third person-narration argue why the old man from Sulphur Creek should or should not adventure into the Yukon like the man did.
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Writing starter sentence: Taking a journey into the Yukon would be unwise for a person underprepared like the character, the man, in the short story “To Build a Fire” because...
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 | Task: In third-person point of view, write as if you were the narrator, Jack London, and discuss how the man from Sulfur Creek would adventure into the Yukon noting all of his thoughts and feelings as he goes on the same journey the man did, but with better success at the end of the story: no death and reaches his destination of the camp with the boys.
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Writing starter sentence: The man from Sulfur Creek is wise, has lived in the Yukon for over twenty years and is very well prepared to embark upon his journey onto the Yukon trail, as…
CONTINUE THE STORY>>> | Task: In THIRD OR FIRST person narration, write a story (with dialogue) that tells the tale of the man from Sulfur Creek who is wise and well be prepared and decides to check up on the man  traveling on the Yukon trail.
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3rd person:Looking around the vast wilderness, the man from Sulphur Creek embraced the cold and reviewed his plan for the upcoming journey to be sure that the young man he has spoken to on the Yukon trail has found his way to the camp. .
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1st person: As I look around the vast wilderness, I embrace the cold and review my plan for the upcoming journey to check on the young naive man who left on the Yukon trail.  
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