In "The Call of the Wild" by Jack London, the wild applies an overwhelming appeal, drawing peruses into a primal world of survival and self-discovery. Through the eyes of Buck, a tamed canine pushed into the cruel substances of the Alaskan wild, London dives profound into the mind of both man and monster. Buck's change from a spoiled pet to a furious and free pioneer mirrors humanity's possess journey for character and opportunity. With its crude concentrated and courageous depiction of nature's brutality, "The Call of the Wild" remains a effective confirmation to the persevering soul of the wild and the strength of the soul.