In "The Call of the Wild," the character Curly symbolizes the brutality and unforgiving nature of life in the wilderness. Curly’s fate highlights the harsh realities and dangers that exist in the wild, illustrating how quickly and cruelly survival can be challenged.
What does the character Curly symbolize in The Call of the Wild?(1 point)
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The strength and resilience needed for survival in the wild.
The strength and resilience needed for survival in the wild.
The ideal of loyalty and companionship among dogs.
The ideal of loyalty and companionship among dogs.
The brutality and unforgiving nature of life in the wilderness.
The brutality and unforgiving nature of life in the wilderness.
The intelligence required to lead a pack.
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