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The theme that is developed in “The Story Of Keesh”  is survival. This theme is developed in multiple different ways. One way that the theme is developed is through setting. The author London puts Keesh in these harsh circumstances and Keesh later on finds a way to overcome these setbacks. For example Keesh wasn’t getting enough food and confronted the council. The council didn’t care and threatens him with no food and beatings. He theme later on went to hunt on his own he then not only overcame this setback but he thrived passed this. In the text it states “ but it is oft times old and tough, this meat and moreover it has an unusual quantity of bones... Na Ana Put the child out”  This shows that Keesh wasn’t getting any food and when he went to do something he got hated for it. Also in the text it states “  it was an unprecedented occurrence. Never did boys of this tender age go forth to hunt much less hunt alone.... Across his shoulder he bore a burden of fresh killed meat.” This shows that he went out on his own and thrived even tho no body believed him. That how the theme is survival is developed through the text.

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The theme showed in the story of Keesh was that through the worst situations you will prevail in the end. In the story of Keesh, Bok Keesh’s father died trying to fight a bear to give the village food. Once Bok died Keesh and his mother were forgotten and they now lived in the worst living conditions. In the text it states “ he being a boy and his mother only a woman, they too were swiftly forgotten and ere long came to live in the meanest of igloos.” This shows the conditions of what Keesh had to go through everyday and these harsh conditions built character In himself. Later in the text Keesh brings home much meat and apportion it correctly. With this feat Keesh becomes the best hunter and is the talk around town. In the text it states “ there was talk of making him chief after old Klosh Kwan.” Keesh was the talk of the town and became so famous that people began to believe he was the next head chief of his village. With the horrid circumstances that Keesh faced he prevailed in the end showing that all will prevail through the worst situations with hard work and determination.

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The theme developed in "The Story of Keesh" is through any struggle, you can rise up and conquer. Keesh wasn't intimidated by the struggles he went through. He rose to the challenge and conquered. In the text, London states, "Take this now, ye men, for my last word. Bok, my father, was now, that the division of that which I kill shall be fair. And no widow nor weak one shall cry in the night because there is no meat." As shown, Keesh sacrificed himself to hunt alone. Through all of the struggles he rose up to conquer. In the text, London also writes, "And this story of Keesh, who lived long ago on the rim of the polar sea...He rose to from the meanest igloo to be headman of the village, and through all the years that he lived, it is related, his tribe was prosperous." This shows how Keesh rose up and conquered. He stood on his word and his tribe never grew hungry. Through all of the struggles, Keesh rose up to the challenge and conquered. Altogether, the theme developed in the "The Story of Keesh" is through any struggle, you can rise up and conquer.

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the theme in "the story of Keesh'' is never judge a book by its cover because for a 13 year old he was able use head craft and was acting like an adult based on the text " ...showed the blood that ran in his veins and the manhood that stiffened his neck this shows that he was acting like an adult the text also states " the text states across his shoulders he bore a burden of fresh killed meat this shows that he was able to do the jobs of the hunters

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The theme developed in The Story of Keesh is no matter at what point you start at you can always rise to the top with hard work.In the text it states "...and ere long came to live in the meanest of all igloos...It is true that meat be apportioned me and mine,he said.But it is oft times old and tough,this meat,and,moreover,it has an unusual quantity of bones."This quote shows that Keesh lived in one of the worse igloos of all and the food that was served to him was old and was mainly bones.In the text it also states "Bok,my father,was a great hunter.I too,his son,shall go and hunt the meat that I eat ...rose to power over them all.'This quote shows that Keesh rose to the top because of his great hunting skills. This is how the theme of the story is rise to the top regardless from where you start.

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The theme that's developed in the "Story of Keesh" is that you can do anything you put your mind to. In the text it says "I,too, his son, shall go hunt the meat that i eat. And be it known, now, that which i kill shall be fair." This evidence supports the theme because usually people will say something and wont see it through, but Keesh sees it through because he out his mind to it. In the text it says "There is much meat on the ice a she-bear and two half grown cubs." This evidence shows how he did what he said he was going to do successfully. This is how the theme is developed in the "Story of Keesh".

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The theme developed in "The Story Of Keesh" is to not judge a book by its cover. The text states "I, too, his son shall go and hunt the meat that I eat...Jeers and scornful laughter followed him out of the igloo, but his jaw was set and he went his way, looking neither to right nor left...It was an unprecedented occurrence , never did boys his age tender go forth hunting, much less hunting alone." This shows that when when Keesh had said he was going to hunt his meat everyone had laughed because they had doubted that he could hunt for his own meat and that no boy had hunted his age or alone for that matter. The text goes on to state "Across his shoulders he bore a burden of fresh killed-meat...The men could not bring themselves to believe that the boy Keesh, single-handed, had accomplished so great a marvel." This demonstrates that even though the council had doubted Keesh at first he proved them wrong by bringing a lot of fresh-killed meat. This is how the theme never judge a book by its cover is developed in "The Story Of Keesh ".

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A theme that is developed in "The Story of Keesh" is that the living conditions and challenges you face can give you motivation for a better living. The text states, "..For the telling of how Keesh, from the poorest igloo in the village, rose to power and place over them all." This explains that Keesh was able to rise up in power despite the fact he was in the poorest igloo. The fact that Keesh also had to go hunt by himself because he wasn't getting enough meat and the council wasn't helping him out. The text states, "... I too shall go and hunt the meat that I eat. And it be known,now, that the division of which I kill shall be fair."  This explains that Keesh had the motivation of saving the village and being able to survive to go hunt on his own and divide the meat equally unlike the council. This demonstrates which theme is developed in "The Story of Keesh" which is the living conditions and challenges one faces can give them motivation for a better living.

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A theme that is developed in The Story of Keesh is survival, The theme is conveyed when Jack London the author showed that Keesh learned to hunt and think for himself. The text states "Go ye men, with the dogs and sledges, and take my trail for the better part of a day's travel,'' he said. ''There is much meat on the ice--a she-bear and two half grown cubs." The piece of evidence shown shows how Keesh hunted himself a female bear and her children, he went out and hunted the meat by himself no help needed and he did this for the village. According to the text it also states "Keesh looked up and smiled. "Nay, O Klosh-Kwan. It is not for a boy to know aught of witches, and of witches I know nothing. I have but devised a means whereby I may kill the ice-bear with ease, that is all. It be headcraft, not witchcraft." This explains how Keesh thought about a strategy before going out and hunting the bear, he did not do what most men did he thought about how to hunt the bear he did not just go out and try to hunt it with brutal force. The theme developed and shown in The Story of Keesh is survival , the theme is conveyed when Jack London the author showed that Keesh learned to hunt and think for himself, He learned how to survive and adapt on his own.

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The theme developed in the "Story of Keesh" is age doesn't define a persons ability. In the text it states, ''Na Na the men cried. Put the child out Send him off to bed!" "He is no man that he should talk to men and graybeards.'' This quote demonstrates that the council thinks he is too young to be sharing his opinion and tells him too leave. The the text also states," Across his shoulders he bore a burden of fresh-killed meat. And there was importance in his
step and arrogance in his speech.'' This quote indicates that keesh didn't return to the village shamefacedly he brought back a mama bear and two cubs. Even if he is 13 year old he proved that age is just a number and he can hunt as well as the other hunters. This is how the theme developed in "The Story Of Keesh."

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The theme that is developed in "The Story of Keesh" is that age is just a number. In the text it states, " The anger boiled white heat. They ordered him to bed, threatened that he should have no meat at all, and promised him sore beatings for his presumption". The council gets very angry at Keesh's request and think that he is just a baby and a disrespectful child. Keesh hearing the protest promises not to ever come back to the council, and decided to go and hunt the meat . The text also states, " But he came not shamefacedly. Across his shoulders he bore a burden of fresh killed meat". Keesh, a thirteen year old boy, by following his father's footsteps went out and hunted the meat all by himself, and divided the meat fairly amongst all the villagers.The council thought that a little boy of his age cannot do anything by himself, while on the other hand he becomes the head of his village, therefore the theme developed throughout"The story of Keesh" is age is just a number.

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The theme that is developed in “The story of Keesh” is age is just a number and can not define you. The text states, “shall the baes in arms tell us men the things we shall do?” Massuk demanded in a loud voice. “ am I a men that should be made a mock by every child that cries for meat?” This quote demonstrates that The council did not like the way Keesh was speak and nor did he like that a cold would tell these words to a men and that he is a child. “And this is the story of Keesh, who lived long ago on the rim of the polar sea. Because he exercised headcraft and not witchcraft, he rose from the meanest igloo to be head man of his village, and through all the years that he lived, it is related, his tribe was prosperous, and neither widow nor weak one cried aloud in the night because there was no meat.“ This quote indicates that Keesh was able to prove himself to everyone in the village and achieved his goal, even the council owned him and was able to  to continue his father legacy. In conclusion “the story of Keesh” was that the theme is age is not able to define you and is just a number and Keesh showed that he was just a kid and became the greatest hunter and head man of his village.

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One of the themes developed in "The Story Of Keesh" is don't judge a book by its cover. This theme is shown when the council states, "' 'Am I a man that I should be made a mock by every child that cries for meat?' The anger boiled a white heat. They ordered him to bed, threatened that he should have no meat at all, and promised him sore beatings for his presumption." This quote shows that when Keesh presented his complaint for more meat the Council didn't want to listen to him, and in fact they mocked him. The Council believes that Keesh is incapable of doing anything because of his age (thirteen years old). London goes on to state, "And this is the story of Keesh...Because he exercised headcraft and not witchcraft, he rose from the meanest igloo to be headman of his village...his tribe was prosperous, and  neither widow nor weak one cried aloud in the night because there was no meat." This  quote explains that while the Council doubted Keesh he was able to prosper and  accomplish his goal of making sure that him and the village would not go hungry. In conclusion, because many people doubted Keesh and he managed to prove them wrong by becoming headman of the village, the theme is don't judge a book by its cover.

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The theme developed in "The Story of Keesh" is that age doesn't define a persons ability to accomplish a difficult task. In the text it states, "Never did boys of his tender age go forth to hunt, much less to hunt alone." This quote indicates that boys his age never hunted for meat and are always doubted. The text goes on to say, "There is much meat on the ice - a she - bear and two half grown cubs." This quote demonstrates how Keesh proved the council wrong and brought back lots of meat, even though he was only 13 years old. This is why the theme of the story is that age doesn't define a person ability to accomplish a difficult task.

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A theme that's developed in the "Story Of Keesh" is never judged a book by its cover. In the text "The Story Of Keesh" it states "The like had ever been known before. A child, that talked like a grown man, and said harsh things to heir very faces." This quote expresses that the men in the council and hunter never believed a child would talk to them like that and say thoughtless words to them. The text, it furthermore states "The anger boiled a white heat. They ordered him to bed, threatened that he should have no meat at all, and promised him sore beatings for his presumption." This demonstrates the council got furious at the Keesh's recommendation, that he is just a little kid and is very disrespectful. This is the theme that formulated in "The Story Of Keesh".

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A general theme that is introduced within the text is don't judge a book by its cover. In the text, it states, ”Na! Na! the men cried. ” Put the child out!” ”Send him off to bed!” He is no man that should talk to men and graybeards!” This conveys the theme because the council looked at and ordered to get him out and undermined his abilities and just thought of him as a little child. As the text goes on it also states that ”Keesh strode into the village...Across his shoulders he bore a burden of fresh-kill meat” This also shows the theme because at first, the council doubted Keesh’s abilities but later on came back alive and with fresh meat that he had hunted himself. In conclusion, the theme of the text is don't judge a book by its cover and that theme is conveyed through the council doubting Keeh’s abilities but Keesh coming back with success and fresh meat and proving that he is worth more than just how he looks

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The theme that is developed in the story of Keesh is that no matter your age you can be successful. This is shown when the text states “He was a bright boy, so tales runs, healthy and strong, and he had seen thirteen suns, in their way of reckoning time”. This shows that age doesn’t matter when it comes to success because Keesh is a thirteen year old boy who was healthy and strong. Despite his age Keesh still works hard and became the village head after becoming a great hunter. This is shown when the text states “And this is the story of Keesh, who lived long ago on the rim of the polar sea. Because he exercised headcraft and not witchcraft, he rose from the meanest igloo to be head man of his village”. This shows how still young Keesh became the head man of his village due to his use of headcraft. This is why the themed developed in “The Story of Keesh” is that no matter your age you can be successful.

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The theme presented in “The story of Keesh“ is that regardless where you start from through hard work and determination you can still be successful. In the text, it states,  “and he being but a boy, and his mother only a woman, they, too, were swiftly forgotten, and ere lol came to live in the meanest of all igloos”. This shows that at the start of the story Keesh was living in the worst igloo and didn’t have nothing. The text also states “Because he exercised headcraft not witchcraft, he rose from the meanest igloo to be the head of his village, and through all years that he lived, it is related, his tribe was prosperous”. This demonstrates that Keesh went from the worst igloo to the head man of his village. So, “The Story Of Keesh” shows the theme of regardless where you start from you can still become successful and reach the top.

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Theme that is developed through the “Story of Keesh” is never judge a book by its cover. The reason why the theme is never judge a book by its cover, is because when the council sent spies to see how Keesh was hunting they judged Keesh was using witch craft with out investigating. In the text it states “So explanation is wanted, O Keesh, Of thy manner of hunting is there witchcraft in it”. This evidence proves that the council   thought that Keesh was using witchcraft because of the way he was hunting and confronted him about it with out looking and making sure he was actually using. Keesh proved them wrong by telling how he does it “ Nay, O Klosh-Kwan. It is  not for a boy to know aught of witches, and of witches I know nothing. I have but devised a means whereby I may kill the ice bear with ease, that’s all. It be headcraft, not witchcraft”. This evidence proves that the theme is never judge a book by its cover because the head master and the council judged of Keesh was killing the bear with ease witchcraft without looking in to how he was hunting. In conclusion the theme that is developed through the “Story of Keesh” is never judge a book by its cover.