1. The Call of The Wild
... to speak as do humans, having the author show what Buck was thinking allows the reader to get a better understanding of Buck's thoughts, feelings, and ideas. The setting provides a framework within which the characters and plot are revealed. A well-written setting is thus critical to the structure of a book, as well as being an enjoyable feature of good storytelling. "The Call of the Wild" is set in Alaska ... in 1849. London uses the characters' observations and reactions to transport us to the story's place and time, for example when Buck first encountered snow. We can almost feel as i...
- Word Count: 541
- Approx Pages: 2
- Grade Level: High School