Question

Read a literary analysis written by Jessa about part 1
of The Call of the Wild,
How could the final sentence be revised to present a
clear conclusion?
In The Call of the Wild, Buck is presented as a confident
character. Jack London describes Buck at home in
California and insists, "Among the terriers he stalked
imperiously, and Toots and Ysabel he utterly ignored, for
he was king...." Even when Buck is beaten and
deposited in the Arctic, he stays calm. When his friend
Curly is killed by a pack, London says of Buck, "Well, he
would see to it that he never went down." Wherever he
goes, Buck survives with ease.
O It is surprising that Buck becomes leader of the pack.
O Buck's overconfidence helps him defeat any enemy.
O Buck's strength guides him through the challenges he
faces.
O Buck takes control on the judge's farm, but not in the
Arctic wild.
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