White Fang: Sled Dog

I do not see any antagonists for Kiowa. He may be described as one of the strongest characters in the story. Oppositely,

The author’s style of writing is straightforward and to the point and the novel is unique because it is written through the different perspectives of the four main characters. The switching of perspectives throughout the book is what made the book so hard to put down. I could see, compare and contrast how the characters themselves feel about the situation. As this goes on, the reader can comprehend the characters’ personalities better and their view on the other characters. If this story was written from just one point of view, one wouldn’t be able to figure out each character’s thoughts and perception of people around them.

The story is written as a second person narrative. This style puts the reader in the position of the main character. We are never told the main character’s name, making it easier for the reader to relate to the character. Writing in the second person also challenges the reader, putting them in the position of the main character.

White Fang in the beginning and part of the book is more like a wild dog with Gray Beaver. White Fang doesn’t kill and works a lot ,but then when White Fang was sold to Beauty Smith, White Fang had his wolf nature come out more. Then after Weedon Scott steps in White Fang stills has to deal between his dog nature and wolf nature. White Fang doesn’t trust as easily now. A other conflict in White Fang is when White Fang kill other dogs when he is in the dogfights. The main two conflicts are Man versus Man (dog versus dog) and Man versus self (dog nature versus wolf

They are both in high school. They believe that it is their duty to save everyone from the bad guys.  Fang and Whitford Allgood are both allies of the protagonist they fight together against the antagonist. The also act as a mentor, companion, sparring partner, and comic relief.  The Voice in Max’s Head and Celia are both mentors for the heroes.

Dogfighting is an inhumane blood sport that usually leaves the losing dog brutally killed by the owner, or suffering even more pain through beating, hanging, drowning or electrocution. Some people feel passionately against dog fighting and have utilized platforms such as letters, news articles, and speeches to speak out about it. Cheryl Durst, Ashley Southall, and Michael Vick utilize imagery to appeal to readers’ emotions as well as their established statuses to institute a sense of credibility with their audience.

It's telling of multiple storylines whilst allowing the reader to not get confused was incredible. The fact that it is non-fiction, and impeccably researched is equally wonderful. I would rate the book 9/10. It only lost points because it didn't give enough detail in some places, and it gave far too much detail in others. Finally, it used many eloquent words, including my favorite, vexatious. Anyone who wants a great read should definitely read the would highly recommend The Devil in the White

I love the way the author explains himself along the story, he can use many types of figurative language at the same time and the reader can still have a clear idea of what the author is trying to address. I think that through this book, Jack London proved that he has an awesome writing style, because he can describe the characters, the animals and their surrounding in “White Fang” in a very interesting manner. For example, when he says: “He pointed toward the wall of darkness that pressed about them from every side. There was no suggestion of form in the utter blackness; only could been seen a pair of eyes gleaming like live coals.” He described this in such a special way that when you’re reading the book, you can easily imagine what

The beginning of the novel is about two men, Bill and Henry, traveling in the Yukon. They get attacked by a group of wolves, lead by a she wolf. While Henry survives, Bill ends up being eaten by the wolves. After Henry is saved, the story then focuses on the wolves rather than people. After the pack eats and splits up, it continues on with only three wolves, the she wolf, One Eye, and two others. One Eye battles with them in order to win the she wolf as a mate, and he succeeds. They travel as mates and come along an Indian camp where they are able to steal meat from snares. Soon, she the she wolf is able to find a cave and give birth. Unfortunately, One Eye is killed by a lynx, and a famin takes place. Due to this, only one pup is able to survive, White Fang. He almost did not survive, but the she wolf was able to find food. As he grows, the pup discovers men, who give him his name. When the she wolf arrives, the native men realize that it is Kiche, a half wolf half dog that escaped. Soon, Grey Beaver becomes their new owner, and there, White Fang encounters Lip-Lip, and for the first time, he sees and gets hurt by fire. White Fang learns submission from his new owner after attempting to go with his mother after

The main antagonist of the story is Jack Merridew. He is proven to be an angry, cruel boy from the very beginning, this is shown through his snarky comments and uncaring of others.

After years of selective breeding and taming, the hunters finally came across some wolves that were able to listen to commands and do what they were ordered to do. These wolves did not look like the first ones with which humans came into contact. Their size, coloring, senses and even the length of their coat or swimming ability reflected the environment in which they lived. These environments could have ranged from anything since hunters do not stay in one place for very long. These wolves probably did not reflect their gray ancestors much anymore. The color of their coat could have become brown, black, or even yellow depending on where they were taken. Their size could have been affected, too, depending on how the hunters had used them- they could have shrunken to the size

The same moment I decided to quicken my speed, a deer burst through the night. I screamed, stumbled and hit the ground with a loud thump. I sat on the moist ground for a moment to try to recover but my heart began to throb as if it was beating within my throat. It was just a deer I told myself, I had to be brave. Trying to get myself together I began to feel this hot puffs of air on the back of my neck. “It’s the goblin!” I screamed as I rapidly rose to my feet. My head spun like an owl as I went to look for what was behind me. I looked to the ground and discovered a little white dog. “You scared me to death little guy. What is a cute little puppy like you doing in a dense forest like this?” I said to him. I was relieved it was only a dog instead of the ghastly goblin, but I only made it half-way home by then. As I proceeded on the white little dog followed me. I felt more at ease now that I had him following me but he would not be considered much of a watch dog to most

The first flaw is the first-person point of view. The text suggests, “one of the character tell(s) the story and uses the first person pronoun, “I”…is restricted to what one character says he or she observes.” (WEAL, 46) This can be a major drawback because the reader may not get a broad perspective. For example, in the book one of the characters, recounted examining a bite mark, “ I realized that it wasn’t from an animal.” (Brooks, 6) In this scenario, the reader learns only from the first-person point of view and not from the other characters and their speculation

If there was a weak dog he should be killed basically. The strong to White Fang were Gray Beaver, and Beauty who would beat White Fang if he tried to run away, which he took as strength.

She-wolf and One Eye two of the wolves who were behind the attacks went their ways from the pack. They started traveling together, and they finally mated together. When She-wolf was about to give birth to her children, she seeked shelter in a small cave. She-wolf was having trouble finding food and most of all the liter died except for one puppy. The puppy had a natural feistiness to him. She-wolf and the puppy were looking for food when the puppy was found by an indian village.The indians tried to pet the puppy but got bit in result. The puppy cried, and the She-wolf came to his rescue. The indians recognized the She-wolf; they finally realized that they had owned her when she was a pup. The indians named her Kiche when they had owned her previously. The indians petted her; she allowed them. The puppy was very confused as to why his mother would allow them to pet her. Then the indians tried to pet the puppy, and he snarled with his fangs, but he did not bite. That was when the indians named him White Fang. While the indians rolled him on his back and scratched him, a group of the indians’ dogs attacked White Fang. The indians called them off, and they tied Kiche up and brought them to the indian village. After a while, White Fang traveled around the village and came in contact with a mean pup named Lip-lip. Lip-lip bullied him and tormented him. Grey Beaver who currently owned White Fang and Kiche had a friend visit him, and the