In call of the wild why is buck a good leader

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9966 [12]2 years ago

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Answer:

Buck slowly gained their teammates' loyalty because of his compassion for others. He gave his portion of food to the other dog, he saved his master from drowning and was willing to let a rabbit go after catching it. He made his followers feel safe around him.

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dusya [7]2 years ago

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Buck becomes a leader primarily because of the recognition he receives from others, human and non-human. And that is the key to Buck's transformation from being some kind of sultan in sunny California to a leader of any pack worth its salt, in which he exercises with camaraderie, respect and courage

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