Examples Of Perseverance In The Call Of The Wild
Getting through a tough time can be challenging and it might require perseverance. In Call of the Wild Buck has to persevere through tough times after he was taken away and shown his place in the wild. In contrast some people choose to join the army. In the army there is a place called ranger school. That is a very tough thing to do and persevere through mental and physical barriers. While my dad and Buck both endured pain and suffering they both got through it. Perseverance is a thing that everyone will have to do at some point in their life
In Call of the Wild, Buck has to persevere through tough times. Even though he was taken away, and shown his place in the wild. For example Buck was beaten to a senseless pulp by a club while the man was trying to get him to cooperate to his new lifestyle as a sled dog. In the end he was shown his place by natural selection. Later in the story Buck had to kill Spitz and take his spot as leader of the pack. Spitz wanted to kill Buck because stepped into all of Spitz’s confrontation so it makes him look like a weaker dog. Finally Buck defeated Spitz with a savage bite to the neck. At the present time …show more content…
He had to go through the swamps of Florida, and the Mountains of Georgia through each phase in Ranger school. His buddies and him helped each other get through it. There were crazy, dirty people all over the place and he had enough sense to stay away from that. Getting through there, he learned his mental and physical barriers. He was ripped and incredibly smart so that helped him get through Ranger School. The instructors were hardcore they would push you to your limit. In the end he ended up looking at life a bit differently than before. He learned to pay attention to his surroundings. He learned to have respect for his elders. The impact of it was he learned how to persevere and how it affected him in later
In Call of the Wild, Buck has to persevere through tough times. Even though he was taken away, and shown his place in the wild. For example Buck was beaten to a senseless pulp by a club while the man was trying to get him to cooperate to his new lifestyle as a sled dog. In the end he was shown his place by natural selection. Later in the story Buck had to kill Spitz and take his spot as leader of the pack. Spitz wanted to kill Buck because stepped into all of Spitz’s confrontation so it makes him look like a weaker dog. Finally Buck defeated Spitz with a savage bite to the neck. At the present time …show more content…
He had to go through the swamps of Florida, and the Mountains of Georgia through each phase in Ranger school. His buddies and him helped each other get through it. There were crazy, dirty people all over the place and he had enough sense to stay away from that. Getting through there, he learned his mental and physical barriers. He was ripped and incredibly smart so that helped him get through Ranger School. The instructors were hardcore they would push you to your limit. In the end he ended up looking at life a bit differently than before. He learned to pay attention to his surroundings. He learned to have respect for his elders. The impact of it was he learned how to persevere and how it affected him in later