English, asked by amazing423, 11 months ago

why was Thorton the ideal master in the the novel call of the wild by Jack London

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Answered by Kingslayer0219

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Answer:

because he was kind and generous in nature.

Explanation:

Answered by gshanahmad8

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Thornton is the ideal master because he has a deep intuitive understanding of Buck that is not based on a transaction. He does not primarily see Buck as an object to be exploited for his own benefit, but as a fellow creature of nature.

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