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be shipped to the Yukon and sold into people's sled dog teams in the wilderness of the Yukon he learns how to fight and the “Law of Club And Fang”. One of the main themes in the book was Survival of the Fittest. In the novel The Call of The Wild the theme Survival of the Fittest is prevalent all throughout the novel the theme is expressed by Buck and all the sled dog team members. This quote was said by Buck while he was watching Curly another sled dog get brutally killed he decided that would

and sells him to a sled dog “middle man”. Then buck gets sold to a man in a red sweater and takes a club to the jaw. Then Perrout and Frances buy him and they talk about bucks great worth. Buck is a natural alpha dog due to his large size and great strength. Buck is only opposed by Spitz who is the current alpha dog. Spitz is the current alpha dog and is very harsh to the other dogs. For instance Curly is attacked by huskies and Spitz only laughs. Buck learns to be a sled pulling dog. Also

character. Naturalism is the belief the actions of beings are a direct result of their environment. Throughout the novel, the reader follows a dog named Buck as he goes from being the leader of his “kingdom” on a California ranch, to slaving away as a sled dog after being kidnapped and sold. Finally, at the end of the novel, Buck’s

don't forget anything. The first thing I would suggest is to hire a skillful guide to travel with you. Next, take enough supplies to last an extra week of your trip, in case you run into problems. The last thing you need to do is purchase a team of sled dogs.

dog traders. He is then beaten into obeying the traders. He is then shipped up north and bought by Francois and Perrault. These two are mail carriers for the Canadian government and use him as a sled dog. During his time as a sled dog he discovers how to survive in the wild again. But during his time as a sled dog, he comes to have a fierce rivalry and great dislike for the lead dog, Spitz. Eventually this leads to conflict in which Spitz is killed, and Buck takes over. They make record time with Buck

In the film Cool Running directed by Jon Turteltaub an important scene in the film was the final sled sequence. This scene was important for three main reasons. Firstly, determination is shown by the team. Secondly, how far the team as come and finally, winning isn't everything. This is shown through the visual and verbal features of camera work, dialogue and background music. This movie is about the story of four Jamaican men on their quest to represent their country at an Olympics and the struggles

book, Call of the Wild was written by a man named Jack London. It was published in August of 1903. This story takes place on the frozen tundra of Canada. It is about a dog named Buck. Buck was sold to be a sled dog when people started to discover gold in Canada. Buck soon learns that life as a sled dog is very cruel and abusive. The events that are recounted are those that the dog Buck experiences directly, but is viewed in the third person as Buck. As such, it is not unreasonable to call him the only

frigid Tuesday morning and school is cancelled. You don’t want to take the time to walk all the way to your garage to get the sleds so you go to your closet and get out your Super Speedy Sled that is so easy to put together and small enough to put in your closet. “The Super Speedy Sled will be something worth my money and time” 10th grader Taylor Lamey said. The Super Speedy Sled is predicted to be the number one hit on the winter’s “Must have List.” It comes in multiple colors for example, red, blue

The story begins when a pack of wolves follow 2 men and their sled dogs. The pack is starving and suffering a famine. They have to eat all of the sled dogs and Billy. They were going to eat Henry but then a 4 groups near by was walking and saw Henry trying to escape the wolves than scurried off. Later in the book it talks about the she-wolf ( White Fang’s mom) having 5 cubs. Only one survives the rest die of starvation. A man named Grey Beaver recognizes she-wolf and her cub. Grey Beaver takes White

the Wild”. First of all Buck is a brave dog, Buck stands up to Spitz when buck can no longer stand his presence and Buck kills Spitz to become the primordial beast In Chapter 3. Buck represents loyalty because no matter how many conflicts him and his sled team have been through he was always there for them. Everything that Buck has been through made him into what he is now; brave. “Dazed, suffering and intolerable pain from throat and tongue, with the life half throttled