PLS HELP i need the right answer on edge. nuity Point: In his short story “To Build a Fire,” Jack London uses descriptions of his main character to show that the life of a prospector in the Yukon Territory was a lonely one.

Illustration: In the story, the man travels alone and has no one to turn to. Not even his dog can help him when he finds it difficult to start a fire. The real gold rushers had to set up camps far from towns or any help.

Complete the statement to provide the best explanation, or analysis, of the evidence.

The obstacles the man faces in walking alone along a path and starting a fire demonstrate

answer choices:
a. the idea that blind faith can help a person achieve anything
c. the effect of the weather on the animals and people who lived in the Yukon
d. the difficulties the real gold-rushers faced in surviving in their isolated camps

(Asnwer choice b was wrong and that's why i didn't put it here)