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As Fall came, Moose became more abundant. Buck, was wondering one daywhen he came upon a great and terribly mad Moose. It was a male and the leader of the pack. Buck decide he would take it down. He corner the beast and made it as uncomfortable as he could for several days. The moose never did get past Buck . Buck reached his goal.
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He was a polite dog infront of the men and John, but when he was in the forest, its like the beast is unleashed. He no longer respects anyone, but kills what ever he can. He stays there for days at a time killing what he wants, eating when he pleases. He thinks of himself as a king.
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Buck returned to camp and plowed John over with affection. for the next 2 days, he would leave John alone. John loved him though. Then it goes into talking about Bucks heritage. His build like awolf because of his father, his shape like his mothers. Then he talks about how sharp his sences are andhis reaction time to certain situations.
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Buck never attacked the wolf but ende up chasing him ll over the forest. He would corner the wolf in friendly advances btu the wolf would flee. In the end, the wolf became friends withhim. They snoffed noses and played together. Tehn the wolf left btu telling Buck to follow. They traveled for hours. Finally Buck remembered John and returned to camp.
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During his trances, he would hear the call, wolfs calling to him, beckonig him to come. Half the time he was tempted and even went in search of them but never found them or went far enough to find them. One day, he was napping and suddenly he jerked awake and ran out of camp. He followed the call and in the middle of a field saw a large timberwolf howling. He cautiously approached.
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On and on they wander, through the valley, mountains, an d rivers. They traveled for two years. there was nothing left for the dogs to do really but help hall in the meat that John shot. Buck spent much of his time in front of the fire. The image of the fat hairy little man came to him all the time now.
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Now that John had all that money that Buck had win, they paid off all their debts and went on the adventure of a life time. They went in search of some missing treasure in some old abondoned mines. no one before had ever found this treasure. They journeyed everyday catching their own food and traveling like true people.
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Another day, John and his troop were on the river and hit some terrible rapids. Everyone was thrown off. Buck went to their rescue. he saved who he could first and the saw John floating farther down river. He went immiediately to his masters aid.
He was able to get his master to shore and no one died.
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Another man tried to hit John Thornton but only succeded in getting Buck mad at him. Buck ended up tearing out the mans throat. He was taken into custody of Alaska but then freed because he had the right provacation to react the way he did. He was kinown all through alaska for that.
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Buck had shown that he was loyal to his master but the real test came when a man hit John and Buck sprang towards the mans throat with the intent to kill. Other men had to pull Buck off of the man but before they did, Buck tore the mans throat. No one would mess with John anymore and even Johns friends said that they would never be the ones to hit him.
The true test came in a bar when a man bet that Buck couln't pull 1000 pounds by himself. John bet him he could, but was really only bluffing, When money was put up he knew he was in trouble.
So outside they went. John strapped buck to the sled with the 1000 pounds of flour on it. Everyone came outside to watch and Buck was excited. The sled was frozen to the ground and John worried abou this, but this was up to Buck to do. He told Buck to go but said twoi differnt words first that Buckrecognized to break the sled loose. He did. Then he pulled with all his stregnth. The sled began to move, slowly at first, inches by inches until Buck had it going at a comfortable speed. He pulled it several hundred feet before being told to stop. He had made his owner a very rich man.
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