We can write a paragraph about how London uses repetition to characterize the man as adventurous, especially concerning the repetition of "sun".
What is repetition?
As the same suggests, repetition in literature consists of repeating the same word or structure to produce an effect or to emphasize an idea. We can write a paragraph about how Jack London uses repetition in the passage to characterize the man as adventurous.
An example of such a paragraph would be the following:
In the beginning of the short story "To Build a Fire," Jack London uses several literary methods to show that the main character is an adventurous man. Among such methods, London employs the repetition of the word "sun". He most likely wishes to emphasize the absence of the sun, which would normally be seen as something alarming. However, the man, being adventurous as he is, does not seem concerned about the fact:
- "There was no sun or promise of sun..."
- "That was because the sun was absent from the sky. This fact did not worry the man. He was not alarmed by the lack of sun. It had been days since he had seen the sun."
We can conclude that the paragraph above efficiently discusses the use of repetition by London and properly cites two pieces of evidence.
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