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Join Buck, a Scotch shepherd and St. Bernard mix, on a thrilling adventure as he faces treacherous foes, makes new friends, learns the ways of the wilderness, and discovers the true essence of his being in this captivating novel by Jack London. Follow Buck's transformation from a domestic pet to a fierce sled dog as he navigates through the harsh Alaskan landscape, encountering both friend and foe along the way.
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Characters Chapter 1-4 The Call of the Wild
Buck • Part Scotch shepherd, part St. Bernard; main character in the novel
Spitz • : Treacherously friendly, underhanded (-pawed) white dog
Perrault • : French Canadian who buys Buck first; “a little weazend man who spat broken English and many strange and uncouth exclamations which Buck could not understand.” (8-9)
François: • Swarthy French Canadian who teams with Perrault
Judge • : Buck’s original owner; gives Buck the domesticated life he thinks he loves
Manuel: • the Gardeners Helper who stole Buck to pay off his gambling debt
Curly • : Good-natured Newfoundland bought by Perrault
Dave • Experienced dog that primarily eats and sleeps and just wants to be left alone • Wheeler
Sol-leks • : The Angry One, blind in one eye, also wants to be left alone • Attacks Buck because he walked up on his blind side
Billee and Joe • Billee: a good-natured dog on the sled team, from whom Buck learns how to sleep in the snow. • Joe: Billee’s brother- mean and sour – Spitz cannot discipline him
Pike/Dub/Dolly • Pike: steals the bacon from Perrault • Dub: gets blamed for stealing the bacon—finds the rabbit • Dolly: goes mad and is killed by Francois