The fate that has doomed the young lovers, I believe is the answer
The textual aspect that most effectively ties into Sophie's theme is "Snow from a tree branch soaked the man’s newly built fire."
<h3>What is the detail of Sophie's topic sentence?</h3>
A topic sentence summarises the information that will be delivered in a paragraph by expressing the main idea or point of that paragraph.
Additionally, the next phrases in that paragraph must offer proof to back up the topic statement.
This means that since nature's impact on prospectors is mentioned in the subject sentence regarding Jack London's "To Build a Fire," the textual evidence that best supports the topic.
Since it depicts a scenario in which a prospector had difficulties due to a natural element (snow), "Snow from a tree limb wet the man's newly built fire." is appropriate.
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Henry often helps Elisa work in the garden, while the stranger makes fun of Elisa's work with her flowers. ... The stranger is more aggressive and actually enters Elisa's garden, while Henry seems to respect her personal space.
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The adjective “grotesque” typically refers to something that is repulsive or ugly.
The adjective “barbaric” refers to something harsh and unrefined.
To glow with “barbaric lustre” means that they have an aggressive and uncultured appeal.
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