The Call of the Wild

one hundred fifty dollars

The main conflict in Moby Dick is the desire of Captain Ahab to kill Moby Dick. He is so obsessed with this idea that he thinks or acts upon it all the time that he is awake. He is vengeful, hateful and obsessive toward this whale. His thoughts and works become so involoved in his mind that he would stop at nothing. Even at the loss of life of his crew. As the story climaxes his emotions grow more and more powerful as to the point of no regard for his own life. I believe that even if he did kill Moby Dick he would never have been satisfied.

Men were bragging about their dogs when a man named Matthewson claimed his dog could start and walk off with a sled loaded with seven hundred pounds.

......."Pooh! pooh!" said John Thornton; "Buck can start a thousand pounds"

Buck ends up winning Thornton $1600.

irst there was the man Manuel sold Buck to, a mysterious unnamed man. Then he was brought to the man with the red sweater. After that he was sold to Francis

the main character in call of the wild is a dog named buck. i would say the sceond most impornatat character is his master, John thornton. another main character is buck's rival Spitz, another dog.

Buch was taken by the gardener, Manuel, who had gambled away his money in Chinese lottery and had no money to support his wife and children. He sold Buck to an outside man, whom we never reveal much more about.

This book is realism, which means we don't always get answers to the questions.

loyal , friendly,

the law of club and fang

actually, the law of club and fang is discussed after that, although i agree it seems appropriate. The man in the red sweater teaches Buck that whoever has a weapon is to be obeyed. A weapon signifies dominance, authority and the ultimate power.

First there was the man Manuel sold Buck to, a mysterious unnamed man. Then he was brought to the man with the red sweater. After that he was sold to Francis and Perrault. I;m assuming that is all you need for now.

Every quiz is different. This means that the answers to The Call of The Wild chapter 2 quiz is not available to anyone, but the teacher.

The resolution of the call of the wild is after falling action. The falling action is obviously after the climax.The Climax is when Buck discovers John Thornton dead. In fact, most of that scene would be the climax. It is the turning point. The falling action is his vigil over the body; The resolution is his complete and total return to the wild. He has finally answered his call; and he has become legend!

hyperbole "an endless array of outhouses..." but array wasnt endless

No, It never says where Buck ends.

Black Burton is a man that buck and his loveing new master meat at a bar. his owner tries to break up a fight when Burton punches him. buck quickly interveins to save his life.

Buck... Cross bread of a Scottish Collie and St. Bernard.

buck is afraid of the man with the club

Sadly, the man in the red sweater beats Buck until he learns what to do and what not to do.

The dogs kept them up

they live for mushing

Buck's personality changes throughout the book. In the beginning, he seems to be haughty, conceited, and was treated not good

but kindhearted and carefree nonetheless. However, when he is transferred to the Klondike, he morphs into a completely different dog. He becomes aggressive, vicious, dominant, intimidating, fierce, and he had always been a true leader. I hope that helps!

After the death of Curly in The Call of the Wild, Buck concludes that no fair play exists in his world and that he will never go down in a fight. The theme illustrated here is apparently derived from the phrase "might makes right."

main character.

husky

Due to all the people going to he Gold Rush, there was a big need for sled dogs; since dog sleds were the only effective way of getting around the Arctic in thewinter in those days.

Hans and Pete are two sledders who own Buck before John Thornton takes possession of him. Their quest is similar to that of others in the book; they, too, are in the Yukon seeking gold.