野性的呼唤读后感英文.docx
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野性的呼唤读后感英文
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野性的呼唤读后感英文
Inthe19thcentury,thewestofAmericawasundercultivation.Hundredsofadventurersweremovingtothewest.Atthesametime,itwassaidthatgoldhadbeenfoundinlargequantityinNorthernCalifornia,sothousandsofpeoplewenttothewestforgold.Thereweresomanypeople,butinthefreezingcoldNorth,transportationwasthebiggestproblem.Atsuchsituation,dogsandsledswasthebestchoice,sointheNorth,dogsandsledswasthemaintransporttoolsthen.Ofcourse,millionsofdogswereneededurgently,fromthenon,therewereplentyofdogslikeBuckbegantheirunfortunatedifficultjourneylife.
TheauthorJackLondonwasoneofthememberswhowenttotheNorthforgold,hewentthroughthehardshipsofthejourneyhimself,witnessedthecruelandmiserablelifeofdogs.Accordingtohisthisexperience,thestoryofbuckcameintobeing.
Mainideaofthestory
TherewasadognamedBuck,wholivedacomfortableandpleasantlifeataJudgeMiller‘shouseinthewarmSouth.Here,Buckwasaleader,heinchargeofJudge‘shouse,tookcare ofJudge‘sgrandchildrenandruledothersdogs.WecansayBuckhadahappytimehere.However,Buck‘smisfortunewascoming.ButBuckdidnotthatatall.
Oneday,agardenerwhoworkedforJudgetookBuckoutofthehousewhentherewerenopeopleinhomeandsoldBucktoadogsmugglerinsecret.Fromthenon,Bucksetfootonhismiserablelife.Hewastransferredfromonetoantherandunderabadconditionallday,hesufferedfromhunger,cold,variousharmandpain.Sometimes,Buckwasbeatenblackandbluebyhumanbeing.Atthesametime,Buckmustfightwithotherdoginordertostayalive,finally,Buckbecameverystrongandmadehimselftheleaderofthewholedogteam.lifewasalwaysgoingonlikethisforowhile.Onceduringajourney,Buckwasnearlydead,thenhemethismasterJhonThorton.ThortonwasaperfectpersonwhocametoBuck‘srescueandBuckdeeplylovedhimforever.Butoneday,ThortonwaskilledbyIndians,Bucklosthisloverandhebecamenothingthen.Finally,Buckrespondedthecallofthewildandbecameawolf,livedanearlywildlifeashisancestors.
Fromloyaldogtocruelwolf,therewereseveralimportantthingsinBuck‘life.
Thelawofclubgivenbythemanofredsweater
BuckjustenteredtheNorthensociety,heknewnothingabouttheworld,hebehavedonhisnaturecompletely,themanofredsweatergavehimaclubandlethimknowobeydience,Bucklearnedthislessonforhiswholelife.
Buckwasveryangryafterhisterribleexperience,heresistedstubbornlyandtreatedthemaninredsweaterasenemy.(infact,themanwas)andwasgoingtofightwithhim.Buttheshortmanofredsweaterwasmorestronger.Attheman‘sclub,Buckwasalmostbeatentodeath.ItwasthefirsttimethatBuckhadbeenhitbyaman ,hewasgreatlyfrightened.However,Buckwasbeaten,notbroken,hehadlearnedanimportantlessonandwouldneverforgetit.Inhislaterlife,whensuchsituationappeared,Buckreactedimmediatelyandgotridofquickly.HerewecansaythatBuckwascleverbutandwise,helearnedquicklyfromwhathehadexperienceandothers.Thatistosay,Buckhassomelearningspirit,hecouldadapteverythingrapidlyandgetlesspunishment.
TheCurlyaccident
BuckwasshockedatasecondtimethatwashismateCurly’death,hewitnessedthat.Curlywasagood–natureddog,shejustwantedtomakefriendswithothers,butshepaidherlifeforthat.ThedogattackedCurlyandotherdogsimmediatelytookpartintheactivitywhenCurlywasdownontheground.Spitzalsodidthat.
ItwasasecondfirsttimethatBuckhadseendogsfightlikewolves.Atashortmoment,alifenolongerexisted.Bucklearnedanotherlesson,thatwaslifeintheNorthwasprimitive,cruel,andnofairplay,onceyouweredownontheground,itwastheendofyou.Here,onlythestrongcouldsurvive,onemustbeverycareful,theothersaroundyoumightbeyourenemyandyouropponent.IthinkinBuck‘life,thispointalwaysplaysanimportantrole.Forexample,healwayskeptcalmmindsaboutSpitz.
Ontheotherhand,fromtheCurlyaccident,BuckgotaclearthoughtaboutSpitz,inBuck‘slaterlife,Spitzwasimportant.First,Spitzwastheleaderofthewholeteam,Buckhadtofollowhimandavoidunnecessaryconflictwhenhehimselfwasnotstrong,atthebeginning,itwasimpossibleforBucktodefeatSpitz.So,hereBuckdidaverygoodjob.Second,Spitzwasagoodrivalforthestrong,thesameforBuck.SpitzreservedBuck.AsChinesesayinggoes,astrongopponentmakeyoustrongtoo.SoBuck‘sachievementwascloselyrelatedtoSpitz.
Thingsgraduallychanged.Buckwasnotagood–naturedoneanymore,hecametorealizedthathewasstrongenoughandcandothesamethingwithSpitz,healwaysdidtroubleforSpitz,theotherdogsalsostartedchallengedtheauthorityofSpitz.ButforBuck,itwasfarmorenotenough,forhewantedwastheleadershipoftheteam.
Thelifeordeathfight
ThefinalfightbetweenBuckandSpitzcame,itwasnotacoincidencebutanecessity.Bothofthemknewclearlyintheirinnerheart,sononeofthemtriedtogetawayoravoid.Theyalreadyhadprepareditforalongtime.Atthatmoment,whogottherabbitwasnolongerimportantatall.Noonecared.Theotherdogsalsoknewitclearly,atthelastmoment,theyallweresilenceandwaitedforsomethingtheyhadexpectedeagerly.BuckandSpitzcompletelyunderstoodwhatwasgoingon.Whoeverwentdownontheground,theirliveswouldcometoanendimmediately.
Atfirst,obviouslyBuckhadnoadvantageatall,healreadywoundedbadly.Butweknow,Buckwasalwaysdifferent,hepromptlychangedandSpitzdidnotnoticethat.Finally,thebattlecametoanendwithSpitzwentdown.Thefollowingotherdogswoulddo,Buckhimselfjuststoodfarawaysawwhathappened,ashehadwitnessedwhathappenedtoCurly.ItwasSpitzwhodeservedsuchanendforonlyhetookpartinthedeathofCurly.
ThenBuckwasavictor.First,herevengedforCurly,becausehedeeplyhatedSpitzsincehesawSpitz‘sbehaviorintheCurlyaccident.Second,hedefeatedSpitzandhewouldbecometheleaderthathedesiredforalongtime.Finally,themostimportantone,hewasasuccessfulwinneroftheprimitivelifeandhekilledalivingmatebyhimself,andBuckfeltthatkindoffeelingseemedtobegood,thehotbloodmadeBucksoexcited,thestrangefeelingcamefromBuck‘snaturethatBuckgotitfromhisancestors,butBuckdidnotunderstandwhatitmeantonearth.Infact,Buckwalkedabigsteptowardsthewild,inhisinnerheart,hewasverycuriousaboutthewildandhewasalsointerestedinthat.
AfterthebattlewithSpitz,Bucktriedhiseffortstogettheleadershipofthewholeteam,heshowedhisabilitytohismastersandearnedtheirpraise.Forawhile,Buck’sjourneylifewasgood,heandhisteammatesmadeaworldrecordforrapidspeed.However,thegoodthingsfinallywouldcametoanend.Buckmetthreeterriblemasterswhohadnotravelexperienceatall,theyalsoknewnothingaboutthecruelNorthernworld.SoThortoncametoBuck.
Fortheloveofaman
Duringthelonghardjourney,only5ofdogswereleft.Allofthemweredeadtired,Buckwasnoexceptionofit,hesufferedalotandalmostbecameadeaddog.WhentheycametoJhonThorton’scamp,likehisotherteammates,Buckfelldownonthegroundanddidnottrytogethisfeetoncemore.Infact,inBuck’sinnerhearthealreadyknewsomethingterriblewouldbehappen,becausetherouteforBuckwasnotstrange,hecamethereforseveraltimes.Accordingtohisformerexperienceandsensitivesense,Buckdecidednotgettohisfeetthoughhewouldbebeatentodeath.
ThemasterwantedBucktogetup,herefused.Ofcourse,Buckknewtheresultofhisbehavior.TheclubcametoBuckagainandagain,Buckalreadylostconscious.Atthattime,JhonThortoncametoBuck’srescue,itwasagreatopportunityforBuckandhisfortunecame.HereBuckgotridofhisharddays,hisgoodqualityintheSouthcametohimagain,hegotthetrueloveofhumanbeing.
JhonThortondidnotlikethepersonBuckhadmetbefore,hewaswiseandhadrichexperienceonlifeaswellasonhardjourneyintheNorth.Ofcourse,Thortonalsoknewdogsandknewthemverywell.ForBuck,JhonThortonabsolutelywasagoodmaster.InBuck’sinnerheart,Thortonwasthemostimportantpersontohim,he gavehistruelovetoThortonandhewouldtryhisbiggestefforttoprotectThortonfromharmevenifitcosthislife.
ThortontoBuck’slove,Buckhadnevergotitfromothermasters,eventhoughJudgeMiller.BetweenBuckandThorton,therewasahighlyandspeciallyagreement,theycouldcommunicatewitheachotherbyasimpleeyecontact,BuckcouldgetmessagefromlookingThorton’seyes.AsThortonhimselfoncesaid,sometimesheafraidofthislove.Sotheirrelationshipdefeatedanythingandbecamethemostimportantthing.Therewereseveralexamplesofthis.First,badtempered”Black”BurtonhitThorntonforsomething,BucksawthatandjumpedtoBurtonthroatatonce.Second,inthefallofayear,threepartnersweretravellingonanarrowboatthroughfastandrockywaters,Thortonfellintothestreamwater,thesituationatthattimewasextremelydangerous,Buckhadjumpedintoactioninaninstant.WhenThorngotsavedatlast,Buckwasnearlydeadbecauseoffreezingcold.OnseeingBuckwasbadlywoundedinordertosavehimself,Thortonmovedtotears.Besides,BuckhelpedThortonagaininanotherdifferentmanner.
AllthosethingsshowedthatBuckloved
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