In "A Shocking Accident" by Graham Greene, the pathos or sense of suffering and sadness found was the main character's (Jerome) father got into a very tragic accident or death. However it is represented as a 'joke' or a 'laughing matter', for his father died because he was killed by a falling pig.
We don't instead approach every issue from the perspective that "this is what I think given what I know or have experience of so far" because every person has their own perspective, ideas, and experiences.
If we start to approach every issue according to our own knowledge and experiences, we will be neglecting other persons' experiences that are equally important for them as our experiences are for us. We must give equal importance to other's knowledge as they may have more knowledge than we have.
It is a matter or respect and understanding between people. Every person has gone through something we might not and thus, every issue can not be approached on the basis of only one person's experiences and judgements.
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The Call of the Wind reflects the travel from California to the Klondike during 1896 to 1899, <u>Gold Rush</u>. Buck refers to the landscape as arid at times and some other times better. He also watches other dogs like pugs or the Mexican hairless dogs, that many travelers carried with them on the journey to seeking for gold.
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