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When Buck starts to go to the wild a little more each day, it foreshadows that eventually he will just live in the wild. This is not surprising though since he has started to act different wants to be in the wild. Buck is not still living with his owner.

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My prediction for the last chapter of this book is that Buck and John Thornton live together. Then I think that they will continue to go around and be supportive of each other. I think unfortunately though that Buck might die. Although this might be the case, Buck will have ended up living a great life with Thornton.

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Now that Buck is being loved and cared for, you can see a big difference between how he was treated by his old owners compared to his new owner. He is loved and cared for much more.

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"If you strike that dog again, I'll kill you" is one of if not my favorite quote of the story and chapter. This is when finally someone in the story actually starts to care for the dogs. John Thorton is now the only one to care for the dogs and their health. The dogs need to be cared for.

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The best part of Chapter 5 is when John Thorton saves Buck. After Hal had continuously beat him he finally stepped in. This ends up saving his life. The sled with the people and dogs fell through the ice and died. Buck is lucky to be alive after being saved.

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I think that John Thorton will save Buck. Buck is currently dying. John Thorton will take over charge of the sled.

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Billee has died and was not killed a good way. All of the dogs are in very bad shape that are still alive. They all have lost their personality and strength which they have little strength.

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Spitz- Mr. Morrison, because he likes to try and take the lead and is bossing a lot.
Curly- Mrs. Cable, she is nice and outgoing.
Billee- Mrs. Somerville, she is nice and helpful.
Dub- Mr. Moses, he does not try to hide what he does and is not the smartest guy.

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Because Charles and Hal are poor owners, the 6 new dogs have died. The ones they still have are struggling. They are poor owners.

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The new owners except for Mercedes are like Francois and Perrault and are pretty rough on the dogs. Mercedes on the other hand wants what is best for the dogs and does not want to hurt them.

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A reoccurring symbol is now a gun. This causes the team to not only think death, but possible betrayal. The team now knows to avoid guns.

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When Dave gets becomes ill, the team realizes he will not make it and also is in a lot of pain. This causes Dave to unfortunately toward the end of the sled pull to be to miserable. The driver then shot Dave which is hopefully just to put him out of his misery which causes the team to evaluate how to pull the sled.

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When Buck becomes the leader, I think that that is the way it should be. Buck is a very experienced dog now and know how to run the sled. This is what Buck has wanted as well.

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When Buck makes mistakes, he learns that he pays a price for those mistakes. If Buck steps out of line the whole sled is not being pulled correctly. Because of these mistakes and punishments, Buck learns to try hard and stay in line.

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During Buck's first night he was not sure where to sleep after being kicked out of the tent. This makes me realize that Buck is not going to have the easy life he did back home. He is going to have to do almost everything if not everything by himself.

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Because Buck has been sent to the Klondike Golf Rush, a lot has changed including his personality. He started out as a nice "royal" dog who always behaved. Now, because he left home, the effect is that he has completely changed his ways to being basically crazy!

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"Then Bucks sprang in and out; but while he was in, shoulder had at last squarely met shoulder". This quote is meaningful because it is when Buck starts to really act like his natural ways. These ways include fighting, stealing, and now killing. This quote shows how much he has truly changed since the beginning of the story.

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When Buck finally takes down Spitz, I am surprised and also shocked that Spitz lost and Buck has that kind of feeling now as he is becoming wilder and wilder. He is acting like his first insticts. His wolf instincts.

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"Thus, as token of what a puppet thing life is, the ancient sing 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 trick for survival since being stripped of his comforts, and it's changing him back to his ancestral ways--primitive, strong, survival of the fittest.

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"Royal" dog, husky, was Judge Miller's dog, Manuel sold him to a guy because he needed money because he gambled to much, he was sold to be used for the Klondike Gold Rush. Starts to become a wild dog. Learns his place and is now is fighting.

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Dog who tries to steal Buck's food and is whipped as Buck went for him. Buck controls himself after he is hit to not lunge at him. He says he is in charge by his actions.

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White Newfoundland dog.

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Brown dog, just wants to be alone.

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Name means angry, does NOT like to be approached from his blind side, blind on one side, and wants to be left alone mostly.

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New, brother with Joe, Pure Husky, was very nice, and good natured.

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Opposite of his brother Billee and is more stern.

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New dog, clever malingerer, thief, sly.

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Clumsy, and gets caught a lot.

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Owner of Buck.

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Person who hits Buck with a club when Buck lunges at him and beats dogs to try and make them stop.

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Needy, dramatic, complainer, prissy, likes the dogs.

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Guy who takes Curly and Buck to boat and likes Buck.

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An interesting quote was made saying "One in ten t'ousand". This was said by Perrault which seems like Buck might do something with his leadership that can make a difference with what is going on for these dogs.

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An important scene is when the unnamed dog tries to eat Buck's food but is stopped by Buck and the person watching the dogs.

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I think that when Buck tries to lunge forward at the red sweater guy that those are his actions that are going to end up being a problem for him. These can cause him to be injured or worked even harder.

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There is a reoccurring symbol and that is a club. This symbol can be important in the story as he may encounter one again and behave a certain way that helps him.

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-in a way that suggests a positive outcome; favorably (adv)

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-intimidated (adj.)

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-uneasiness; discomfort (n)

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several; various (adj.)

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-isolated (adj.)

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-hidden (adj.)

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- relating to the earliest ages (adj.)

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-causing or intending harm (adj.)

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-twenty (n)