Call Of The Wild
It is in everybody’s nature to grow and mature. Usually, the pace of growth is based upon the outside influences in the environment. In the book The Call of the Wild, Jack London clearly illustrates the lifestyle of a person with various influential outside forces. Our protagonist, Buck, is born into the lifestyles of the affluent and has a master who treats him terribly nice. Nonetheless, due to Buck’s gambling habits acquired by the gardener, he was forced to live in another lifestyle, one that he is unfamiliar with. Albeit with this unfortunate mishap, it gave Buck the opportunity to progress in both mental keenness and physical strength. At the initial point of Buck’s ordeal, he merely adapts just enough to stay alive. He was at first aghast of the brutal treatment between the dogs and their masters. After he was familiar with his surroundings, he soon transited into a leader instead of a follower. To prove his superiority over others, Buck focused all his strength and energy into accomplishing his goal. After this ordeal, he wounds back to his original loving master, John Thornton. As Buck approaches his last stage of maturity, he finds that he is less dependent on his master for food and shelter. Enfin, when his
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Approximate Word count = 1453
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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