Whose point of view is used in contrast to buck's to show different perspectives on the idea of work? select all that apply.

Buck is the main sled dog in the novel "The Call of the Wild", written by John London and published in 1903. The story is located in Yukon, Canada.

Buck is a dog -part Scottish. part St. Bernard- and was stolen from his home in California and sent to Alaska to work as a sled dog.

One of its contrast in the novel is the  former leader of the sled dogs -Spitz- a dog that fights constantly with Buck until Buck kills it an became the leader of the pack.

Another key character in the story is John Thorton, who is the second owner of the dog and establish a great relationship because he treated as a pet, not only as an animal.

Among the conflicts and different perspectives in the novel, the following stand out. Buck and his kidnapper, Manuel; Buck and Perrault, the sled driver, and with Charles, Hal, and Mercedes, other drivers whose major problem was the abuse on the burden of work.

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chavez's example shows that nonviolent protest can work well. it shows that one nonviolent man can stop a mob, which proves chavez's point and persuades people to protest nonviolently.