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The story is to build a fire by jack london 5. How does the narrator's point of view develop the short
story's tone?
O A The story is told through first person narration, and
through this point of view the story's tone follows the
man's moods as he feels them.
B The story is told through a limited, third person
narrator, and through this point of view the tone is
sympathetic towards the man.
C The story is told through an omniscient, third person
narrator, and through this point of view, the tone
becomes informative and indifferent, providing the
reader with sufficient details but few emotions.
OD The story is told through an omniscient, third person
narrator, and through this point of view, the tone can
be both distanced and judgmental as it weighs the
dog's thoughts against the man's.

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