What dose the "shallow placer in a broad valley" symbolize

A confusion

B tradition

C hunger

D satisfaction

D. Satisfaction.

Explanation:

"The Call of the Wild" by Jack London is an adventure novel that tells the story of a dog named Buck and his various encounters with the many people he will encounter on the way. Set in the Yukan region of Canada, it shows Buck's transformation from a domestic dog to a leader of a pack of wolves.

In Chapter VII: The Sounding of the Call, Buck and his current master John Thornton and the other dogs were trekking and travelling in search of food and a mythical mine that was supposed to contain lots of gold. They had been travelling without anything to eat, fishing and hunting unsuccessfully. On their second year, they chance upon a "shallow placer in a broad valley where the gold showed like yellow butter across the bottom of the washing pan". This gave them the satisfaction of at least succeeding in getting something.

Shallow placer in a broad valley symbolize D. Satisfaction