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The Call of the Wild

The Call of the Wild is a best-selling novel written by American author Jack London and published in 1903. In this novel, a dog named Buck was betrayed and sold as a sled dog in Yukon during the 19th-century Klondike Gold Rush, and he ultimately escaped captivity to become the leader of a wolf pack. Questions and answers related to The Call of the Wild can be found in this category.

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Who is skeet from call of the wild?

Skeet is a little Irsh Setter in Jack London's The Call Of The Wild Novel who nurses Buck's wounds after the rive accident (please read the actual novel to understand if you don't understand)

What was the bond with John Thornton and the Yeehats in the book Call of the Wild?

They were the original ( Mr. Thornton) and final (Yeehats) custodians of the otherwise wild dog- Buck.

Who are the yeehats in The Call of the Wild?

Indians who kill John Thornton and Buck mostly kills them all.

What are some examples of antithesis in Gulliver's Travels?

Big/Small Sensible/Ignorant

Complexity/Simplicity

Scientific/Natural

Citizen/Government

Good Luck with your happy adventures!

Why does john thorton command buck to jump off a cliff?

John had asked Buck to jump off the cliff to test him and see if he really had the love for man

In The Call of the Wild Why does the scottish man kill Dave?

The Scotch half breed killed Dave, because the other dogs and he wanted him to die in the traces.

Did buck die in The Call of the Wild?

No, it would be paradoxical in a survival in the wild tale! Buck- the lead canine character is taken into the custody of an Indian Tribe called, if I remember correctly, the Yeehats, so in a sense he does not lose all his human ties. The transfer is referred to in the archaic style of l904(one has to remember Call was written over a hundred years ago, long before ,say Marvel Comics.) he was said to be spirited away by the tribe- this does not refer to supernatural life after death, or teleportation, as may readers unfamiiar with this odd usage- now we would say transported or conveyed. assumed.

How do Francois and Perrault respond when they discover that Buck has killed Spitz?

Francois & Perrault discovers that spitz is missing and the signs of battle on buck's body are the proof that the inevitable battle between buck and spitz has occured and that buck is the winner.

Why would the man that claims to love you so blame you for having him arrested when all you were doing was trying to avoid an argument by leaving the house and he was trying to stop you?

Because he doesn't love you. Or, better put, he doesn't know what love is. He just wants what he wants, and when he doesn't get it, blames everyone else for the problems he gets himslef into. (BTY: He's a loser. Stay clear)

Anthropomorphism in The Call of the Wild?

"Dave was fair and very wise."

"Buck did not like her, but he was feeling too miserable to resist her, taking it as part of the day's miserable work."

there is much, much more!

Why did Buck attack Black Burton in call of the wild?

Buck attack the wolves to defend himself before becoming a member of the pack.