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Buck The Hero Of The Story

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Buck – the hero of the story. All of the events are about him. Through the story we can meet him in whole because the author describes his behavior, feelings and thoughts. He is a strong and big dog, with big eyes and wide chest. He is a loyal friend who lived a pleasant life in California. He was strong and his hair was thick and long. After he was stolen from his owners he had to adapt to a new life and new conditions. He had to learn that it is forbidden to fall because the other dogs would tear him apart and also he had to learn that only the strongest survive. He was able to smell the wind coming. When there was a fight he was ready to fight till death. He loved the people who treated him right. He felt real love towards John who was a

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