How To Write An Essay About Buck's Journey Into The Wild

The book the Call of the Wild by Jack London is a book about a Saint Bernard named Buck, and his journey through the Yukon with many different owners. Along the way he goes through phases, to live and go into the wild. There are many many things that lead up to Bucks permanent departure into the wild. The first thing that chronicles the call is that Buck hears the howl of a wolf and runs into the woods to find the wolf, where he growls at the wolf and lets him know that he is in charge. “Never was there such a dog” said John Thornton said as one day buck went out of camp. This is significate, because it shows that people took pride in Buck, and saw him as a leader and a beast. The second thing that chronicles the call was that he killed a big black bear. This shows that he was starting to become brave and kill food, so he would be able to survive in the wild. The third thing that chronicles the call is that he kills a whole moose herd and the big bull moose, to show that this was his land, and he also killed them so the wolf pack could eat.

Buck eventually comes back to camp to find all of his dog friends dead, along with John Thornton and the other dog owners, and he finds the YeeHats celebrating. Buck gets mad and cuts all of the Indians throats, and kills them. All the YeeHats tell this
His character and everything that he does throughout the story, are not things that would belong to a dog that lives in a rich house near the beach, and relaxes all day. I believe that buck went through a lot to get to the point where he officially lived/ and was a part of the wild. He was tossed around from owner to owner, and basically adapted to the living conditions with each owner. All of his owners knew he was special, was not your average dog. All in all I truly believe that Buck always supposed to be part of the wild, because of his demeanor, traits, and his ability to survive on his