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    The Call of the Wild, by Jack London, takes place in the menacing and formidable Yukon. It talks about the life of a dog, Buck, that was ripped away from his comfortable home in the southland (Santa Clara Valley, CA), and forced to work as a sled dog. It highlights the Buck’s journey from being a lazy dog with a comfortable life, to being a tough sled dog who can survive anything. Buck is passed from master to master until he finally meets John Thornton, the first man to ever love him. But a…

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    Jack London wrote both “To build a fire” and Call of the Wild. In these two writing pieces he shared many similarities and differences in the main characters evolution and details throughout the writing. In To build a fire the story takes place in a cold place that is more than fifty degrees below zero. There is a man who is trying to get back to his two boys. On his journey he takes his dog. In their journey they are faced with many challenges. For example, the cold is too much for the man to…

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    In The Call of the Wild story and the movie there are events that are alike and events that are different. Such as the Buck, the way he is described in the story and movie are different. Things that are alike, when Buck killing Spitz and Buck pulls one-thousand pounds in a bet. The settings at the beginning both start off at different places. And the movie is mostly about John Thornton and the book is mostly about Buck. The similarities in the book and the movie is when Buck gets taken to…

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    conditions. In his novel The Call of the Wild Jack London explores ideas of how some individuals are able to adapt to harsh…

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    Buck vs Mom Everybody everywhere has gone through many problems in life, right? Well, in Call of The Wild, Buck has been moving to different places and every place ends up with a problem that includes him. Also, my mom has gone through terrible times and she needed to find a way to get through them. For Buck and my mom, they have gone through a lot over year and they always have a problem that they need to get through. Then after a while, they found a way to solve it with a little help from a…

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    in the wild. In this essay I will be going over some examples of what Buck faced and what he had to do to survive. He had to fight for dominance but also to be the lead sled dog. Buck is very fit to be the lead sled dog, but he has a challenger just as strong as he. He also learned that if you don't steal food from others you won't survive on the food given to you. Buck also learned a lesson by a sweet, loving dog named Curly wasn't fit for pulling sleds. In the beginning of The Call of…

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    chose to read Call of The Wild, because it looked like a pretty interesting book. The book was rather short, being only eighty-five pages long, but still, a great book. It took me about a week or so to finish this book, even though it was short. I started on Tuesday of last week, and just finished it yesterday. This book is rather interesting I would say. It follows the main character, Buck, who happens to be a giant St. Bernard mix. This book kind of helped me gain a new respect for wild…

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    The acclaimed author of “The Call of the Wild,” Jack London, has written several stories from the perspective of animals living in the wild. He has received much praise for his unique view on the thoughts and behaviors of animals, but he has also received backlash for this as well. Because of his portrayal of animal thought processes, London has been accused of being a “nature faker,” meaning that he gives human-like characteristics to the animal protagonists of his novels of whom, according to…

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    Men have been known as the core of the family during the turn of the century in China. Many women have alternative roles in this novel yet, none of the roles are equal to those of men. This novel is mainly focused on Wang Lung, a poor peasant who later on enjoys the pleasures of being a rich man. However, Pearl S. Buck describes how women have made him obtain those pleasures. To start off, O - Lan was a hard working woman and known for making wise decisions. O-lan took the initiative in…

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    In "Call of the Wild" there is a dog named Buck who gets taken from his owner and sent to some place Buck did not know. In my opinion this fits the book perfectly for what is about to happen. When you first read this book you may think of it as a mystery bookyet there is some mystery it is more of a suspense book. This book creates a lot and when I say alot ai mean alot of action and exitment. I say this beacus this book will build up suspense and then have like 20 climaxes. I still think you…

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