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    The character traits that I can closely relate to is Buck from the book “The Call of the Wild by Jack London. Explanation and the reason why did I chose this character’s. Also why this character is more interesting than other character’s. The character that i chose was buck because first were both moved in the other in place from easy and relaxing place to place that has a lot of problems‚ second were both loyal to one person‚ and third he was hardworking in order to survive. The first character

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    creatures have had to use their survival intuition to adapt to their surroundings in order to survive. "The Call of the Wild" shows the conflict of nature versus nurture. In order to endure the harsh conditions in "The Call of the Wild"‚ Buck must use his natural instinct to with stand the tasks set before him. Nature versus nurture debates concern the relative importance of an individual’s innate qualities versus personal experiences in determining or causing individual differences in physical

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    	In Jack London’s book‚ The Call of the Wild‚ he symbolizes many things in the book. Buck‚ gold sacks‚ Mercedes‚ and others are looked on as symbolic. In this essay‚ you will find out what these items symbolize. 	The main character in the book is Buck‚ a half St. Bernard‚ half Scotch shepherd dog. In the story‚ he is betrayed by someone he trusts and is thrown into a harsh world. A world where you must work or be discarded. He adapts to the harsh environment‚ and soon enough becomes

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    Throughout her article‚ Jacqueline Tavernier-Courbin explores Jack London’s use of Buck‚ the protagonist‚ to portray literary myth in The Call of the Wild. She begins by defining the concept of myth and all the aspects that help to create it‚ emphasizing how it can be seen and interpreted in many different ways. Background is provided on how the idea of myths originating from man’s unconscious came to be. They develop at random throughout new generations and are used to emphasize human emotions‚

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    daughters on long night‚ or early morning walks‚ and on wintery nights‚ he lays by the fire at the Judge’s feet‚ Buck also carries the Judge’s grandsons on his back‚ and rolls around with them in the grass‚ and guards their footsteps when they go on wild adventures. Buck’s dad was a huge St. Bernard‚ and his mother‚ Shep‚ was a Scotch shepherd dog. Buck only weighs one hundred and forty pounds. Buck is also a fast learner.

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    fight. Survival is a tooth and nail‚ all or nothing‚ never give up‚ do what is necessary war between you and your surroundings. Scratch‚ claw ‚ punch‚ kick. Live. Die. Although there are many who do not survive when

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    the beginning of the quarter we were giving the bookCall of the Wild” and it is basically about a regular life dog named Buck who is living a great life until his owner friend betrayed him and sold him to two men. Adaptation is a big key part to survival because you have to learn different skills and change your life or just the way you think of certain things and situations. In this essay you will learn how buck went from an old regular dog to a wild life wolf and how he adjusted to the life he had

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    Chapter titles In Call of The Wild The powerful forces of nature affect all living things. A living creature cannot change how it is born or what it is born in to. All living things will be born‚ grow‚ age‚ and eventually die. Every living thing consumes other living organisms so they can survive. If you are not strong‚ then you will not survive in the powerful forces of nature. Not all creatures are killed by other organisms. They are also killed by various diseases and many different natural

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    you to be able to persevere. In Call of The Wild‚ Buck deals with unwillingness loss and beatings that he will have to face. In contrast‚ most people have to deal with the passing of a friend or loved one every day‚ but my mother dealt with it for her first time. While a dog and a human may differ‚ they have some things in common‚ they both deal with the departure and pain and to accomplish it with perseverance. Even though animals are different than humans‚ we all have to persevere in life‚ whether

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    The Great Gatsby is by far one of the best classical novels ever written. Fitzgerald sure knew what he was doing with this one. The book is still one of the top sellers and has been made into two movies so far. The difference both large and small between chapter eight of The Great Gatsby and its 1974 and 2013 film adaptions prove that once again‚ Hollywood can sure make a heart racing film from just a few hundred pages. The film adoptions of the Great Gatsby‚ talks about the love within Gatsby and

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