I must be the reason why

Oh round and round we go

worst book ever

Where... where are... I can hear your voice. Oh please...

No means of this story in educational system

🎉 So Glinda doesnt show up until the end of the book? It was the Witch of the North who met Dorothy in the beginning of the Story 😮

What ia this book about? Heres the one and only answer: According to kafka there is no single answer. It is what you want it to be. It is just an idea. The real joke about the entire thing is how everybody wants to come up with their genius answer what this book is about.

Why dont you draw the black ppl like actual ppl (like you do the white ppl)

Thank you so much. I will be writing my exam in April 2025 and assigned this book. I will greatly get a distinction after listening to your summary and analysis 👏👏👏

This book was such a slog to read. Like being trapped in the mind of a boring sociopath. Thanks for making this video though. You killed it !

For some reason, you could often see when a guy tryes to please the girl he just becomes the girl's friend, where's another guy who treats her meanly becomes the girl's idol

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Kafka....

the multitude tightens it's hold

I believe a widower referres to a man who lost his wife, so Mrs. Linde should be called a widow and not a widower, correct me if I am wrong

Im here for a drama audition 😬🤞

Truly a Canto 10 momento. The multitude tightens its hold…

Here for Persona 5 lol

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The multitude tightens it's hold

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The multitude tightens its hold

The Call of the Wild by Jack London Summary The Call of the Wild is a gripping adventure novel set during the Klondike Gold Rush in the Yukon Territory. It follows Buck, a domesticated dog, as he is stolen from his comfortable life in California and sold into the harsh world of sled dogs. As Buck adapts to the brutal wilderness, he discovers his primal instincts and strength, eventually answering “the call” of the wild. Jack London explores themes of survival, nature’s power, and the tension between civilization and the wild. Story Structure 1. Beginning/Exposition • Introduction of Buck: Buck, a powerful St. Bernard-Scotch Shepherd mix, lives a luxurious life as a pet on Judge Miller’s estate in California. • Inciting Incident: Buck is stolen by a gardener’s assistant, sold into the sled dog trade, and shipped to the Yukon during the Klondike Gold Rush. 2. Rising Action • Buck’s Harsh New Life: Buck is introduced to the brutal world of sled dogs. He is beaten into submission with a club by his first handler, the “man in the red sweater,” teaching him “the law of club and fang.” • Adaptation and Instincts: Buck becomes part of a sled team led by François and Perrault. He quickly learns to survive by embracing his instincts and competing for leadership against other dogs, particularly Spitz, the dominant sled dog. • Buck’s Triumph Over Spitz: Buck challenges Spitz and defeats him in a vicious fight, establishing himself as the new leader of the pack. • Human Masters and Struggles: Buck experiences harsh conditions under various owners, including cruel and incompetent masters like Hal, Charles, and Mercedes, who overwork and mistreat the dogs, leading to the death of many. 3. Climax • Buck’s Bond with John Thornton: Buck is rescued by John Thornton, a kind and experienced outdoorsman. For the first time, Buck experiences genuine love and loyalty toward a human. Thornton heals Buck and allows him to thrive. • The Call of the Wild Grows Stronger: While Buck remains loyal to Thornton, he becomes increasingly drawn to the wilderness. He spends time with a wolf pack and feels his instincts calling him to live freely. 4. Falling Action • John Thornton’s Death: Tragedy strikes when Thornton and his camp are killed by a group of Indigenous Yeehat warriors. In a fit of rage and grief, Buck avenges Thornton’s death, attacking the Yeehats and killing several. 5. Resolution • Answering the Call: With no ties left to humanity, Buck fully embraces the wild. He joins a wolf pack, becoming a legend among the Yeehats as a “Ghost Dog” who roams the wilderness, embodying strength and freedom. Themes and Analysis 1. Survival and Instinct: Buck’s transformation highlights the power of primal instincts and the ability to adapt to harsh conditions. 2. The Power of Nature: The novel showcases the untamed wilderness as both a brutal and beautiful force, shaping Buck’s destiny. 3. Civilization vs. the Wild: Buck’s journey contrasts the comforts of civilization with the raw, unforgiving power of the wild, illustrating the call to return to nature. 4. Loyalty and Love: Buck’s bond with John Thornton represents the depth of loyalty and affection possible between humans and animals. 5. Transformation and Freedom: Buck’s evolution from a pampered pet to a wild, free creature symbolizes the reclamation of his true identity. Why the Title? The title The Call of the Wild refers to the irresistible pull Buck feels toward the wilderness. It symbolizes the innate, primal force within all living beings that urges them to embrace freedom and the natural order of life. What Should We Take Away? • Resilience and Adaptation: Buck’s journey teaches us the importance of strength and adaptability in the face of adversity. • Respect for Nature: The novel emphasizes the beauty and power of the natural world, encouraging a deeper respect for its forces. • Freedom and Identity: Buck’s transformation reveals that true freedom comes from embracing one’s instincts and authentic self. Legacy and Impact • The Call of the Wild is considered a classic of American literature, celebrated for its vivid storytelling and exploration of nature and survival. • The novel has inspired countless adaptations in film, television, and theater, solidifying its place as a timeless adventure story. • It remains a powerful reflection on humanity’s connection to nature and the wild spirit within.

Families...

It's very interesting how as the story unfolds and the family sees Gregor more and more as a parasite, it became increasingly clear to me that the family were the parasites all along. Nowhere in the story is it mentioned if they ever tried communicating with him to even see if he understood them. It seems to me that no effort was put forth to try and do something about the situation. If it were me I'd exhaust every possibility and even then I wouldn't give up. I would think that love for one's child is unconditional but it seems that some people have a very low threshold of tolerance, even when it comes to their flesh-and-blood child. There are people out there that dis-own their children on account of their sexual orientation.

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Bojack Horseman sent me here. Nora reminds me of Diane in a way.

i am also doing a review on wuthering heights. I have tried to make it sarcastic. This novel still sends shivers down my spine.

This novel had destroyed me😢 oh kafka you have written bitter unpalatable truth....

This is it? Man this novel was just overrated after all

Me and my friend are 4th year University Students and just used your video to study for our final exam. This is so far above a 10th grade level. Good Job King!

I have a quiz tomorrow thank you

I have a quiz on this tomorrow

Facts

I’m actually surprised Grete didn’t just step on him… 🪳

This summary is missing a lot of nuance

Suddenly, one day my arm... had changed

B.G

I came here to understand the resemblance between this and the novel homefire, and I finally get it. Thank you!

Never heard of this book before. Hmmm

I just finished watching the movie, it was hard to keep up with the whole plot. I loved it though.

This is one the most fascinating work of Kafka, this is not just a normal story. Its a tale that represents how valuable is someone when they're able to feed you and fulfills all the requirements of his family until you turns into a failure. That's how gracefully kafka had depicted the importance of a person when his in use of someone.

Who is gregor samsa?

Thanks you so much I’m not the best at reading without pictures. thank you for putting in simple language with pictures this helped my grade a lot 🫶🫶🫶

mersault is the real definition of "THE CHILLGUY"

God's....there'll...realty...mux you...up...and ....set....you....Down....wrong way...haha

Now I knew why the novel felt so slack and boring. Everything revolved around a cyclic series of negotiations. There was not much of a real action depicted in the story.

I think this story conveys how a person sacrifice their dreams, their life , their happiness to fulfill the needs, dreams and wishes of others, though they are his/her family but when he needs it the most he starts to see the true color of people around him who loved him onlg for the support, money he provided, not caring about how much he is suffering inside, never to be bothered by the shits he has to go through for them A person should put himself first before others, sacrificing, love and care should work both ways no matter who the other one is, a person should choose himself before others... sacrificing s3lf for others is never worth it