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"And as never before, he was ready to obey. John Thornton was dead. The last tie was broken. Man and the claims of man no longer bound him" We get to see Buck as his last and final tie to humanity is severed. The one thing that was stopping him from going wild was John and now that he was dead why stay? It proves how much John meant to him in a way. Who would stay for one person unless you truly loved him? How Buck reacts and what he does after are also intriguing. As soon as he's done and that last tie was severed he hears the wolves, as if they were waiting on him. Like they knew of Buck and knew when that tie was severed.

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I enjoy seeing Buck be loved for the first time. How he reacts to it all is so interesting. Like how he slowly gives in to Skeet's friendship and how he looked for her affection despite originally only wanting it from Thornton. It's nice to see him learn what love is and the author wrote it in such a nice way.

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"Love, genuine passionate love, was his for the first time" Buck's never felt actual love just partnerships or working relationships and it isn't exactly sad but more so bittersweet. Buck didn't even realize how nice it was until he felt it but even if he had never felt love he could still be happy because he liked to work. It's a weird thing how that works in all honesty.

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I love how they show that Buck's slowly giving up and how annoyed he is with the new owners. He seemed proud of the miles he could make in the past but now he wasn't even making ten a day, as well as getting no rest and being underfed. It's surprising he hung on as well as he did for that long and I believe he stayed alive so long because of his instinct to survive.

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Perrault and Francois were experienced and had an understanding on what they were doing while Mercedes, Charles and Hal didn't. Perrault and Francois were open to advice even though most of the time they didn't even need it. Whereas Charles and Hal never took it when they did need it most. I like the differences between the to because it shows what actually happened in the beginning of the real Klondike.

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How the call of the wild slowly overtakes Buck is fascinating to see. Such as the images he sees by the fire and the howls he hears. I loved reading how happy he was when he was with the wolf. All of the pieces go together, it took a while to understand the full picture but we understand what was calling Buck in the end.

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I feel like everything going to go downhill, like something happening to John and Buck not being able to save him. I also feel like Buck's going to end up in the wild somehow, whether willingly or not i'm not sure.

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I find it intriguing how little everyone seems to care about Spitz. Despite Spitz and Buck being on similar levels no one bats an eye at his death. Perrault and Francois knew that one day one of the two dogs would die but didn't stop it. Then when Spitz did die their just happy that everything will be back to normal. Though when Buck leaves them they are upset. It seems like Buck left a lasting impact on them whereas Spitz did not.

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"Francois called Buck to him, threw his arms around him, wept over him. And that was the last of Francois and Perrault." In all honestly, I doubt Francois weeping was due to his attachment to Buck. I feel like it's more disappointment that he has to let go of such a good dog. Considering how they reacted to when other died or even when they had to give up the rest of the dogs they didn't react like this. It seems like Buck truly is worth a lot in their eyes. I also want to mention how little they meant to Buck. As soon as he was out of their grip, even while Francois wept over him, he did not care. It seems that by Buck's reactions that Perrault and Francois were not as important to him compared to the man in the red sweater.

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Dave trying to keep working even when he can't even stand anymore doesn't shock me. His pride in pulling the sled was obvious, working was the only thing that made him happy. He was like a different dog when he pulled and being taken away from that broke his heart. One could infer that Dave would rather die than give up his work and they'd probably be correct. Especially considering how he acted when he was given a break.

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I wonder why Buck doesn't take more pride in his take down of Spitz, as well as the fact Spitz saw him as a rival. If it was any other dog Spitz would have just fought them off in won or just threatened them. But it was Buck. Spitz saw Buck as a threat to his leadership and that is a shocking things. Spitz thought he was above others in a certain sense but he saw Buck on a similar level to himself, that's why they fought.

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It's interesting that on page 1 of chapter three that they mention they Spitz always goes out of his way to bully Buck, while later on in the chapter it's the other way around. Buck constantly bullying Spitz. When you look back at the chapter you can almost see when they changed positions. It's interesting to watch the hierarchy change in real time. It's seeing something you knew was going to happen actually happen.

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I believe that Buck's changing personality and his wolf instinct growing that he's going to get more wild. It mentions he had poise and control over himself and he sounds like he's proud of that. Eventually that control of his wolf instinct is going to go loose it seems. Why would they mention it so many times if it wasn't important? Buck's own feelings on it are interesting as well it makes it seem like it really matters to him. As if he wants to be wild.

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Buck learns many lessons during this time. All of the lessons he learns, such as the law of club and fang, as well as how to sleep in snow are foreshadowing. Buck is a quick learner, though due to that fact he changes and adapts quickly as well. He doesn't seem to care about how it affects his personality, only if he can survive. Which gives us and example on how he may be in the future.

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In the story, the law of club and fang is constantly mentioned. When it's said that they follow said law it means they fight by clubs and fangs, that both are something to fear. The dogs aren't afraid of the humans, they're afraid of the weapons humans wield. As well, they aren't afraid of each other, they are afraid of each others fangs. It's important to know the difference.

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"Thus, as token of what a puppet thing life is, the ancient song surged through him and he came into his own again; and he came because men had found yellow metal in the North..." In life, we are controlled by laws and norms and Buck has also been controlled by laws and norms. However, he is learning new tricks for survival since he was been stripped of his comforts, and it's changing him back to his ancestral ways-- primitive, strong, survival of the fittest.

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*Clumsy and awkward
*Often gets caught or blamed

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*A clever thief

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*Billies's brother
*Pure husky
*Bad eye
*Sour and mean
*Fought back against Spitz

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*Joe's brother
*Good-natured
*Pure husky
*Tries to appease others

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*Husky
*Mean and gaunt
*Does not like being approached on his blind side
*Spitz even leaves him alone
*He was similar to Dave in multiple ways
*His name means the angry one
*Introduced in chapter 2

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*Brown Dog
*Gloomy
*Appears in chapter 1

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*White Dog
*Appears in chapter 1
*Female
*Dies in Chapter 2
*Was goodhearted

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*The unnamed dog of chapter 1
*During chapter 2-  he is the leader
*Shows he is in charge by actions

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* Saint Bernard Shepherd Mix
*Our protagonist
*He has a strong hatred of Spitz
*Learned how to survive in the wild by knowing your place and not going down

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The sweater that the man in the red sweater where's could be a type of foreshadowing. He shows anger and aggression to the dogs and then gives them slight warmth. Though the so called warmth he gives is more so mocking reinforcement of who's in charge. His sweater being red could be a clue into how he acts.

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The mention of the Klondike, as well as the mention of the need for strong dogs is a recurring theme in The Call of the Wild. By inferring one could guess that it's something important in the story.

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The quote, "Among the terriers he stalked imperiously, and Toots and Ysabel he utterly ignored, for he was king,--king over the creeping, crawling, flying things of Judge Miller's place, human's included". The quote shows how Buck see's himself but it also shows that his power only goes as far as Judge Miller's. The second Buck was out with Manuel he had lost his power. Buck could not stop what happened to him even if he was a so called 'king'. The people who did not know him would not care.

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I believe that Buck adapted to save himself. In the beginning he seems to have this high and mighty opinion of himself but as time goes on he slowly loses that sense of superiority bit by bit. Buck had to change how he acted in order to fit the new rank he was shoved into to, he was no longer on top and he acted accordingly because he knew humans were above him.

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unhappy, without comfort

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showing cruel disregard for others

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tanned; dark skinned

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concerned with order, cleanliness

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feelings of unease or anxiety

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unusual;out of the ordinary

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twenty

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relating to the earliest ages; primitive

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causing or intending harm

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hidden

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isolated

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several, various

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uneasiness, discomfort

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Intimidated

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In a way that suggests a positive outcome, favorably.

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"The two men, however were quite cheerful. And they were proud, too. They were doing things in style with 14 dogs" This is a great example of how inexperienced Hal and Charles are. They cared more about appearances and being in style than learning how to train the dogs and use them. The two had no clue why 14 dogs is a bad idea and they didn't bother to ask if it was. Such as when it was suggested they get more dogs, they should've asked how many more.