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His hands are so frozen that he cannot move them to start the fire. as his hands are numb; he's having a difficult time gathering twigs and holding the matches to strike them. [you can kinda make changes and make it a little short]

zmey [24]3 years ago

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well first he dropped his matches in the snow which made them wet, second he was on the Yukon trail without the proper equipment, and third his fingers were frozen

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