How did the man opinion of the old timer on sulphur creek change in the story to build a fire by Jack London?

Answer 1

The man first believed that the old man was too cautious and weak. As the man began to freeze, his opinion changed and he realized that he had been too arrogant. The man realizes that the old timer was correct.

Answer 2

In "To Build a Fire," the man initially disregards the old timer's advice about traveling in extreme cold and insists on trusting his own judgment. However, as the man faces challenges and ultimately fails to survive in the harsh Yukon wilderness, he comes to regret not heeding the old timer's wisdom, recognizing the value of experience over arrogance.