In "To Build a Fire," the man ignores the old timer's advice and travels alone.

What does this show about his character?

Responses

The man seeks attention by being reckless.
The man seeks attention by being reckless.

The man is mentally stronger than others.
The man is mentally stronger than others.

He is thoughtful and experienced.
He is thoughtful and experienced.

He is stubborn and overconfident.

1 answer

The most fitting response regarding the man's character in "To Build a Fire" is:

He is stubborn and overconfident.

This captures his disregard for the old timer's advice and his belief in his own abilities despite the harsh conditions, ultimately leading to his downfall. His decision to travel alone showcases his overconfidence and stubbornness in the face of practical wisdom.