When my dad wasn’t proud of me when I got a 90 on a test and said I should’ve done better. Even though I studied so hard just to get a good job from him.
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The description of the neighborhood, it describes a cold, worn-down, neighborhood, that could symbolize a prison, based on the first sentence that had to do with setting people free. The neighborhood is decribed as stony and "imperturbable" so it could also mean that the school symbolizes freedom and the neighborhood means imprisonment, or capture. Of course, this is only based off f what I have just read, I haven't actually ever read the book.
The club was Buck’s introduction to the reign of primitive law, he learned that "a man with a club was a lawgiver, a master to be obeyed, though not necessarily conciliated."