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Anyone read "the call of the wild"? ! i'll give 30

what is the main conflict of the story? how does it drive the plot? how does it shape buck’s characterization? how is this conflict resolved?

be sure to use evidence from the story to support your answer. i would recommend dedicating a short paragraph to each point of this essay question so that you may explain it thoroughly and with examples.

non of this "i found the answer! it's in the book! " junk. i'm sick of it & i'll report you if you try to do it.

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