What kind of external conflict is reflected in this excerpt from Jack London's The Call of the Wild?

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Mathew Fleming

9 September, 13:47

What kind of external conflict is reflected in this excerpt from Jack London's The Call of the Wild?

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Dalton Pratt · Answer 1

A. the external conflict of character versus character

B. the internal conflict of character versus self

C. the external conflict of character versus nature

D. the external conflict of character versus society

the external conflict of character versus character

Answer: Option A.

Explanation:

The call of the wild has been written by Jack London. It mostly talks about the nature, the environment who is appealing to the human beings.

This shows the emotions which are shown by the nature to the human beings and since the environment is totally pure and clean in itself, the type of emotions which are shown by the nature are very raw and not at all made up in itself.