Attractiveness In Mark Twain's Call Of The Wild
Death and beatings, the most struggling events that require you to be able to persevere. In Call of The Wild, Buck deals with unwillingness loss and beatings that he will have to face. In contrast, most people have to deal with the passing of a friend or loved one every day, but my mother dealt with it for her first time. While a dog and a human may differ, they have some things in common, they both deal with the departure and pain and to accomplish it with perseverance. Even though animals are different than humans, we all have to persevere in life, whether it's death, pain or becoming a new person. In Call of the Wild, Buck is stripped from the original world with the loss in love ones or friends and will have to build a strong mentality. At the same time, Buck is getting beaten by the man with the club. Buck had to learn that you can’t trust a man with a club, to fight back, and how to deal with the death of a new friend. Meanwhile, Spitz would often always attack or fight Buck. Spitz would do this by encroaching onto his area, scratch at Buck when he does something wrong, and tried to beat Buck at everything. Lastly, Buck has to deal with many deaths of his friends and sled dogs on
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For both Buck and my mom they were stripped from some of all of their family. Buck was stripped from Judge Miller and the rest of his family, while my grandma left my mom forcefully. Another example was that they both felt death for the first time in their life. Curly, he was Bucks first friend and my grandma died, leaving my mom to learn to live by herself. To confusing both Buck and my mom would have to find a way to look past the loss of their loved ones. Lastly, both of them were weak at first and had to gain the strength to pursue. Overall, many events can shape a person or even an animal in many ways and help them gain the strength to
For both Buck and my mom they were stripped from some of all of their family. Buck was stripped from Judge Miller and the rest of his family, while my grandma left my mom forcefully. Another example was that they both felt death for the first time in their life. Curly, he was Bucks first friend and my grandma died, leaving my mom to learn to live by herself. To confusing both Buck and my mom would have to find a way to look past the loss of their loved ones. Lastly, both of them were weak at first and had to gain the strength to pursue. Overall, many events can shape a person or even an animal in many ways and help them gain the strength to