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Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2016 14:09:26 -0700

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Naturalism London is apparently trying to juxtapose the dream of the ape man as being symbolic of the primitive element in all humankind thus this figure represents a kind of primitive ancestor

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calling to Buck imploring him to respond and to return to the call of the wild After his dream of the hairy man Buck becomes ever more entranced by the call of the wild It becomes finally almost irresistible Sometimes according to London Buck springs up from sleeping with a start and from the forest he hears a longdrawn howl unlike any noise made by a husky dog One time he even follows the sound and comes upon an open place in a grove where he sees a

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hat he has done the same thing before but in another world now only a dim memory In the midst of his reintroduction and reimmersion into the wilderness however Buck suddenly stops and remembers John Thornton and he retraces his steps back to the camp where he finds John Thornton amused by Bucks actions These scenes are of course shog Buck constantly fluctuating between being a part of civilization as represented by Thornton and concomitantly shog the fascinating lure of the call of the wild represented by the baying of wild wolves

Buck fluctuates he spends a couple of days in camp with John Thornton and then suddenly he becomes restless and once again he takes to wandering in the woods Then more and more he stays away from the camp for days at a time In the wilderness he wanders about seeking signs of his wild brother the wolf He fishes for salmon and at one point he even s a large black bear because feelings have been aroused in him which are latent remnants of the primitive and the ferocious
When he returns to the remnants of the bear two days later he discovers a dozen wolverines at the spoil The wolverines scatter at Bucks arrival except for two bold ones which he s After this Bucks blood longing becomes stronger He was a er a thing that preyed surviving triumphantly in a hostile environment where only the strong survived Because of Bucks Saint Bernard father he had inherited a size and a far greater than that of the wolf and from Bucks shepherd mother he had inherited an intelligence and a cunning which became a wolf cunning Buck is almost transformed into a wild animal in the peak of condition strong powerful

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cunning vigorous and alert As John Thornton says Never was there such a dog Buck is now ready to complete his transformation from his previous civilized life to the ways of the wilderness Whereas he was previously a devoted friend to John Thornton he is now a wild creature who has learned to live by his own cunning and intelligence Whereas earlier he could any time he wanted to he does not from wantonness cruelty nor simply for the wild pleasure of it he s only when he needs food for his own preservation Earlier even when he was not hungry he would practice those ss that he had already mastered that is he would trap various types of animals simply for the thrill of trapping them and then he would let them escape from him Once seeing a band of twenty moose Buck chooses one exceptionally large buck and guided by that instinct which came from the old hunting days of the primordial world Buck decides to stalk him and while doing so he notices that this particular animal has been wound
ed it has a feathered arrow embedded just forward of the flank which causes the moose to be particularly savage Each time that Buck lures the old moose from the rest of the herd a younger bull moose comes to the aid of their old leader At such moments though Buck merely lures him on and stalks him with the patience of the wild a patience that is dogged tireless persistent as life itself After a while the