Solange is writing a literary analysis.

topic sentence: in his short story “to build a fire,” jack london describes the harsh natural environment experienced by real-life prospectors.

supporting detail: the main character in the story becomes desperate and starts to run in a panic back to camp. which best explains the point solange wants to make with her supporting detail?

a) at one point in the story, the main character imagines talking to an old-time prospector.
b) at one point in the story, the main character breaks his shoelace with a hunting knife.
c) many real-life prospectors also became desperate along the steep and icy trails.
d) many real-life prospectors came to the yukon from places like san francisco, california.

The correct answer is C) many real-life prospectors also became desperate along the steep and icy trails.

The point Solange wants to make with her supporting detail is that many real-life prospectors also became desperate along the steep and icy trails.

The story "To Build a Fire," of Jack London, refers to the challenges faced by many prospectors in early 1900. Not many real-life prospectors came to Yukon, but few of them found gold. These people had to really prepare for the cold weather conditions if they thought to be successful. So when Solange writes her literary analysis, the point she wants to make with her supporting detail is that many real-life prospectors also became desperate along the steep and icy trails.

second person

explanation:

note the heavy uses of "you", "your", as well as "he".

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