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- The Harsh Winter Conditions
- The Elder’s Advice
- You shouldn’t travel without a partner in these conditions!
- The Dog’s Instincts
- It’s too cold to be out. Fire? Food?
- The man underestimated the harsh reality of nature’s winter, which had uncontrollable winter conditions. The nature’s cold superiority of control proves the man’s over-estimation of knowledge.
- The Man’s Underestimation
- The old man’s attempted to share his experience with the nearby winter conditions with the main character. However, the man’s insistence of ignoring the old man lead to his demise, proving the necessity to listen to other more experienced individual’s advice.
- The Fire
- The dog acknowledges that it is a subordinate to nature. Listening to its animal instincts that has been honed for generations, it understands the dangers of nature, unlike the man’s belief that he can overcome any obstacle. This proves that only by understanding nature’s superiority will living creatures survive, shown by the dog in the end.
- Ultimate Death
- The man severely underestimated the harsh weather as he ignored the old man’s advice to bring a partner along and to wear warmer clothes in such weather. In the end, his arrogance of braving the winter lead to his death, emphasizing the nature’s power over all.
- I can do this. The weather is kind of colder than usual…
- He is wrong. He is going to die.
- Although the man was able to build a fire to warm his feet at first, snow fell onto the fire, extinguishing it. Thus, the man’s continuous struggle and subsequent failure at building a fire highlights that while the man may be passionate about surviving, he will never thrive in nature without respecting the power it has over him and every other living culture.
- My hands are completely frozen …no more fire?!
- The ultimate death of the man compared to the survival of the dog combines the man’s stubbornness, under-estimation of nature, and unfortunate mistakes to prove that nature will always prevail over any inexperienced individual.
- Dang! Should have listened…to the old…
- I think it’s time to go and find somebody else…
- He is wrong. He is going to die.
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