Call of the Wild - Chapter VI

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How did Buck save Thornton from the river?

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Buck saved Thornton by swimming out to him with a rope attached to him.

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What can be predicted based on the title of Chapter VI?

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Buck will learn to love John Thornton.

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Why did Buck follow John Thornton everywhere?

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Buck followed John Thornton everywhere because he was afraid of losing him.

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What was John's bluff he told to Matthewson?

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John's bluff was that Buck could move a half ton sled one hundred yards.

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Why could Buck never steal from Thornton?

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Buck could never steal from Thornton because he loved him.

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What does Buck's loyalty to Thornton signify?

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Buck's loyalty signifies the deep bond and love that can develop between a human and a dog.

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How does Buck's character evolve throughout the story?

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Buck evolves from a domesticated pet to a strong, independent creature who embraces his wild instincts.

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What role does the wilderness play in Buck's transformation?

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The wilderness serves as a catalyst for Buck's transformation, allowing him to rediscover his primal instincts.

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What is the significance of Buck's relationship with John Thornton?

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Buck's relationship with John Thornton represents unconditional love and loyalty, contrasting with his previous experiences.

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How does Buck demonstrate his intelligence in Chapter VI?

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Buck demonstrates his intelligence by understanding how to save Thornton and by forming a strong bond with him.