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WILL MARK BRAINLIEST AND 100 POINTS IF RIGHT You have read and explored a number of stories in this unit. You’ve met a budding chess champion from San Francisco, a down-on-his-luck husband during the Great Depression, and a young man facing bitter cold in the Yukon. Now it’s time to write about these stories. Of three texts you’ve read— “Rules of the Game,” “Gumption,” and “To Build a Fire” —choose two, and compare and contrast their literary elements.

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Your completed assignment should:
⇒Address at least two of the following literary elements in the texts you choose: conflict, literary point of view, characters, and setting.
⇒Maintain an objective tone and employ a formal style throughout the response.
⇒Be at least two paragraphs long.

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