Aish

It seemed to indicate that a person is never responsible for fire damaging

It seemed to indicate that the reason that you are chayav for fire is because it's your possession

It seemed to indicate that the reason that you are chayav for fire is because it's your arrow

It seemed to indicate that a person is always responsible for fire damaging

It must be an arrow because it's the only thing that makes sense

It must be an arrow because you don't own fire

If it was your money, you'd be responsible for giving it to the child

If it was your money, you would not be responsible for giving it to a child

The case in the Mishna is talking about giving the child your arrows

When you give the fire to the child, it becomes his money

The case in the Mishna where you are patur for giving it to a child is when it's a coal, not a flame

The case in the Mishna where you are patur for giving it to a child is when it's a flame, not a coal

Only a coal, but not a flame

Either a coal or a flame

Only a flame, but not a coal

A coal, a flame, and the wood chips along with it.