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4 years ago

What is revealed about White Fang’s character through his interaction with Lip-lip?

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SCORPION-xisa [38]4 years ago

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Answer: c

Explanation:b m m m

Strike441 [17]4 years ago

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White Fang was the son of a half-wolf, half-dog mother and full wolf father. White Fang with his mother went to the Indian camp where he meets Lip-Lip, a part-grown puppy who bullied him and made his life in the camp unbearable. White fang longs to return to the wild because of the torment but as time flew by, he discovers that he has the intellect, the cunning, the skills to fight Lip-Lip. He also discovers he has a bond with Gray Beaver, a bond that he realizes he chose and forced to have.

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