to build a fire 的读后感

to build a fire 的读后感

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2、dtomeethisfriendsbysixo'clockatanoldclaim.Atthebeginning,hedidn’tpaymuchattentiontothefreezingweather.Withtimepassing,themanrealizedthedanger-----sometimestherewerealternatelayersofwaterandice-skin,sothatit’squiteeasyforonebrokethroughtheice-skinandwettothewaist.Unfortunately,his

3、feetgotwetandhehadtobuildafiretowarmhimself,orhistoeswouldbefrozen.Hispaceoffourmilesanhourhadkepthisheartpumpingbloodtothesurfaceofhisbodyandtoalltheextremities.Buttheinstanthestopped,theactionofthepumpeaseddown.Then,hesucceededtomakeafire.However,beforehecouldcutthefrozenstring

4、sonhisshoes,clumpsofsnowfromthesprucetreeabovefelldownandputoutthefire.Themanwasshocked.Itwasasthoughhehadjustheardhisownsentenceofdeath.Atthattime,herealizedthattheold-timer’ssuggestionswereright.Ifhehadatrail-mate,hewouldbeinnodanger------thetrail-matewouldmakethefire.Afteratim

5、e,hewasawareofthefirstfar-awaysignalsofsensationinhisbeatenfingers.Atlast,whenhecouldendurenomore,hejerkedhishandsapart.Itwasimpossibleforhimtobuildafire.Hedecidedtokillthedogandburyhishandsinthewarmbodyuntilthenumbnesswentoutofthem.Hespoketothedog,callingittohim,butthedogsidledm

6、incinglyaway.Themanlosthiscontrol.Hisarmsflashedouttothedogandtheanimalgotawayatonce.Acertainfearofdeath,dullandoppressive,cametohim.Hestartedtorunandfeltbetter.However,itwastoomanymilesaway.Heconsideredhimselfafool,whorunaroundlikeachickenwithitsheadcutoff.Hedidn’tbelongtohimsel

7、fanymore,foreventhenhewasoutofhimself,standingwiththeboyswhowouldfindhisbodynextdayandlookingathimselfinthesnow.Attheendofthestory,themandrowsedoffintowhatseemedtohimthemostcomfortableandsatisfyingsleepheeverknown.Hewasdeadandthedogbristleandbackaway.Afterhavingreadthestory,Ifelt

8、verysadandshocked.Itoccurstomethatmostof

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