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White Fang, Part 4, Chapter 5: riassunto

Part 4, Chapter 5 di 25 · 7 min per leggere: chapter

In Chapter 5, Matt releases White Fang, whose violent defense of food and fear of human hands lead both men to consider killing him. Weedon Scott argues for patience, and White Fang’s clear understanding of the rifle convinces Matt that his intelligence deserves a chance.

Cosa succede

  1. Matt identifies harness marks on White Fang and persuades Weedon Scott to let him loose.
  2. Scott tosses meat to White Fang, who fatally attacks Major for taking it and bites Matt when Matt kicks him.
  3. Matt accepts blame for the bite and persuades Scott to put away his revolver.
  4. Scott approaches gently, but White Fang bites his hand when he tries to touch him.
  5. Matt brings a rifle, but Scott insists that White Fang still deserves a chance.
  6. White Fang reacts to the rifle and dodges its aim, convincing Matt not to kill him.

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Matt changes his position after seeing White Fang recognize and evade the rifle. Intelligence becomes a reason to spare him.

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What convinces Matt to agree that White Fang should not be killed?

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