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    In the novella‚ Call of the Wild‚ Jack London’s story shows the importance of Buck’s strength in the wilderness‚ the trait that ultimately saves his life. Buck is stolen from his luxurious life in Santa Clara and thrown into the treacherous wilderness‚ a completely new environment. Buck must learn to adjust to this different lifestyle‚ and he quickly learns the skill of dog sledding‚ and “his development (or retrogression) was rapid. His muscles became hard as iron and he grew callous to all ordinary

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    In the opening stanza of “The Wild Swans at Coole”‚ Yeats contrasts the environment which surrounds him with the brimming water of the lake. He describes the setting as being late autumn‚ a period where natural things are in the process of dying and notes that “the woodland paths are dry”‚ perhaps symbolic for how Yeats felt about this stage in his life. On the other hand‚ the lake is the complete opposite: full of life and movement. Where the environment symbolizes Yeats growing old and weary‚ the

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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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    Death and beatings‚ the most struggling events that require 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

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    Dogs are bred to do many different things‚ but I think the best breed is a boxer dog. Call of the Wild by Jack London talks about different breeds of dogs‚ and I think boxers are the best. They are friendly‚ great family pets‚ and can do many different things. To begin with‚ boxers were originally from Germany. They only came to America after World War I and became one of the most popular dogs in the 1940’s. Their name likely came from the way they play like human boxers. Others think they

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    The Call of the Wild is an amazing piece of literature with love and heartbreak. Buck‚ the main character‚ has been through so much‚ but each time he rebounds. Through the this novel‚ Buck experiences hardships‚ like anyone‚ but he finds a way to get through it each time. This novel takes place during the Klondike Gold Rush. The Klondike Gold Rush is in Alaska‚ Klondike Region‚ Canada‚ and Yukon Region. The novel is mainly in Alaska. In this narrative Buck has faced and conquered many things such

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    In the film Beasts of the Southern Wild‚ directed by Benh Zeitlin‚ Hushpuppy lives with her father‚ Wink‚ in an isolated place called the bathtub. Wink is a strict father who is preparing his daughter for a future without him. When Wink falls inexplicably ill‚ the world seems to fall apart as he is getting sicker. The polar ice shelves start to melt due to high temperatures and primitive beasts called aurochs run freely towards the bathtub. The growing waters put in danger the people of the bathtub

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    "He was sounding the deeps of his nature‚ and of the parts of his nature that were deeper than he‚ going back into the womb of Time." - Jack London‚ The Call of the Wild‚ Ch. 3 (Jack London Quotes). This quote summarizes the success of Jack London’s writing career in one simple sentence. London’s success and inspiration for his naturalist style can be accredited to the way in which he was raised‚ and his experiences during his lifetime. Jack London‚ was born John Griffith Chaney on January 12

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    The Call of the Wild book and dvd are alike and different in many ways. There’s a lot of ways they are alike. There’s only a few ways they are different. In this essay I’m going to tell all the ways they are different and alike. Here’s an example‚ Charlie one of John’s friends he was in all parts of the dvd‚ but I only saw his name in the book couple of times. Here’s some ways they are alike‚ Buck kills Spitz that is in both of them. Buck get’s to be the leader of the sled. John Thornton saves

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    In The Call of the Wild‚ Buck experiences good times and bad times under his various owners‚ but the worst and perhaps most challenging came under a man named Hal. “Hal’s club had bruised him. His muscles had wasted away to knotty strings‚ and the flesh pads disappeared

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