C. He wants to draw comparisons between life and death, with the physical chase of Buck and the rabbit.
Why does Jack London mention life and death throughout his analogies about Buck and the rabbit?
Answer choices for the above question
A. He wants to suggest that Buck will die once he kills the rabbit.
B. He is trying to say that Buck is dying.
C. He wants to draw comparisons between life and death, with the physical chase of Buck and the rabbit.
D. He is trying to make everyone who reads the story feel badly for the rabbit.
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