The Call of The Wild Review

The Call of The Wild Review Chapter 1 Bernard, half–Scotch Shepherd dog, lives in the home of Judge Miller, a wealthy man with a magnificent home found in Santa Clara Valley. The discovery of yellow metal in the Arctic necessitated the use of energetic dogs that would toil, and subsequently rely on their furry coats as protection from the immense coldness. As pointed out, Buck is a king in Judge Miller’s place, living freely and ruling everything in the home, including humans. It is the fall of 1897, and his troubles begin when he takes a stroll with Manuel, one of Judge Miller’s servants.

He notices that strange men come in often and buy the dogs, and is always glad that he is not part of the selection every time. Nonetheless, his day finally comes, and gets sold at three hundred dollars to Perrault, a little weazened man who speaks broken English and many other strange languages. From there, he is transported on a vessel named Narwhal in the company of Curly, a good-natured Newfoundland, and two other dogs.

Chapter 2 A dog named Curly approaches a husky, but he immediately attacks her and opens her face. Other huskies approach and Curly pounces on her attacker. She falls on top of her and the other dogs run in and trample her. Curly died.

Francois holds Buck in a harness and puts him to work dragging a sled, Spitz is the lead dog of the team. In the afternoon, Perrault brings two more dogs, Billee and Joe. The next day, three more dogs are added to the team. Buck doesn't mind work, but the other dogs seem to enjoy it. Buck is always hungry and learns to eat faster so that his food doesn't disappear into the other dogs' mouths.

Chapter 3 Two dogs were fighting, there was Buck and Spitz watching the fight. But they remember they have their own fight, they try to fight but there are dogs everywhere so they can’t, they have to escape, but the only path to escape was the frozen lake. They had to escape, so they passed carefully in the frozen lake.

Buck was very good at walking carefully in the path, but suddenly Spitz punched him accidentally, and narrowly he would fall out and be punched by the hungry and bad dogs. Luckily he had a good balance.

Earlier, the murder of Curly horrifies Buck, whose life in California has left him unprepared to pursue a new and distinct set of moral standards. However, the demands of nature compel him to rethink his scruples, as he not only battles and kills Spitz, but rejoices in doing so as well. Instead, he applauds his triumph, his conquest of Spitz, and his presumption of his destiny to govern the pack alone and defeat everyone who opposes him. The story does not criticise the crazy new Buck.

Chapter 4 Perrault and Francois had to leave the dogs, because they got a new job, and they never appeared again. Then their new owner arrived, it was a Scotsman. He gave them food and new tasks that were very difficult to fulfill. Mr. Scots noticed that the dogs were not strong enough so he ended up selling them. The new owners did not have any knowledge about dogs so they put many things on the sled. One person told them that it would not be good if they put so many things, but they do not care. They continued to cross the frozen river. A man told them that they should stop because the river was very dangerous at that time, but even so they continued.

Chapter 5 The expedition reaches the camp of John Thornton. The dogs collapse. Thornton warns that the "bottom was dropping out of the trail" because of the melting ice.

Charles and Hal ignore this advice. Using a whip, Hal tries to force the dogs to get up. They all do so, except for Buck, who remains lying at the head of the team.

Furious, Hal whips Buck and then beats him with a club. Thornton watches this abuse in torment. Thornton hurls Hal away from Buck and uses a knife to cut the dog loose. Hal, Charles, and Mercedes continue on as the remaining dogs lug the sled.Suddenly, the ice gives way, Mercedes screams, and the doomed expedition disappears into the frigid water. Thorton and Buck went down the river rapids and the boat capsized, they fell into the water and Buck saved Thorton's life. Thorton's friends saved the life of his dog named Buck, then thorton's friends, thornton and Buck wanted to go east to look for gold, but they had no money, so a man told them "my dog can carry 500 pounds'', when suddenly turtles says that his dog can lift a thousand pounds, so the man put him on a sled put him a thousand pounds and he was able to pull him, thornton became very proud and hugged him.

Chapter 6 Buck was in the forest, this by his instinct decided to return to his owners but after finding them he found a tragic scene. Both owners were dead, and at the same time some indigenous women called Yeehats, Buck upon seeing such a scene attacked the Yeehats and consequently murdered some of them. Buck, after moving away, met some wolves that began to attack him, but as there were many, he decided to run along the river finding his new wolf friend with whom he had established friendship, then both began to howl at the moon and feel the call of the wild.