1. The Call of the Wild - The Journey of Buck
... was to have a caring owner in Judge Miller. The abuse from the man in the sweater only strengthened Buck and his instinct to go back to the wild as he was beaten, but not broken (London, 6). It can be assumed that the abuse given to Buck by the man in the sweater was so severe that it made him forget the good man had done for him and that it was ... better to be a wild animal than a domesticated one. It could possibly be that Buck may have thought that John was no different than the man in the sweater and as he is moved ... lose these traits but this doesn't mean he would come to respe...
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