Brief Summary: The Call Of The Wild

Persevering to Fight for Loved Ones
Fighting and protecting the people you love needs a lot of persevering. In The Call of the Wild, Buck gets saved by his last owner and Buck fights to protect him, using his love for the owner. Buck saves the owner's life more times than he can count. He also saved him from debts. In reality, my nana protects my mom, aunt, and her dad with her courage to keep them safe. My nana had to use courage and her voice to stop the fighting from happening. They both fought to protect their loved ones. Although my nana and Buck are different species, they both had to use courage and strength to protect their loved ones. In the book, Buck loves and cares for his last owner, and is willing to fight and protect him with …show more content…
My nana was taking care of her terminally ill dad. She was trying to stay strong while taking care of three kids, her dad, and his house. My mom and aunt were with her at her dad’s house one annual Saturday of taking care of his backyard and house. He was a hoarder. They were picking up the backyard because the neighbors threw trash in the yard. The neighbor kids had made friends with my mom and aunt, and were helping clean up. Getting upset, my nana told the kids to go tell their dad’s to stop throwing trash. The little kids all scurried away. A few minutes later, around 10 men came out, angry. They were mad at my nana for telling them what to do. My nana loved her family and was trying to defend them. The men kept yelling at her, while she was hoping nothing physical would happen. Nana was tired of the trash. After a few minutes of yelling at each other, a big man came out, wearing a black cowboy hat. He then asked for peace. Both sides exclaimed why they were mad. Awhile later, everything was figured out. All the men went back in except for the big man. My nana was about to go in when the big man suddenly asked a question. He asked her calmly if she wanted to go out with him. Still heated from the argument my nana blurted she was married. The man said, so what. My nana walked away quickly. Being shy while growing up, my nana …show more content…
They both weren’t treated right at first, but in the end, after loving and protecting the ones they care about, they earned respect. In the event that they weren’t misused, both had to stay strong and not lose faith. My nana, when in the fight with the men, had to stay strong when the men were yelling at her. She was a mother and saving her kids and father. She needed to find her voice. After a little while in the heated argument, my nana finally found the voice she needed and fought back. In comparison, Buck wasn’t being treated right with one of his owners. They were not feeding him, and pushing him to his full limit. He was small, bony, starving, but he kept trying. Eventually, he was saved by John, and Buck found how strong he could become. They both proved the men who were not treating them right that they could be strong, and that pushing them around was wrong. They earned respect. My nana earned appreciation from the big fellow who asked her out, and her kids who were being saved by their mom. They saw how strong she really could be. Buck earned respect, love, and admiration from John, after saving him multiple times. Buck would do anything to protect John. When Nana found her voice no one could stop her from protecting her loved ones. In the end, they both were strong, and protective through that perseverance story and trying. They