Buck is a sturdy dog who originally lived a pampered life in the judge's house. He was stolen by a gardener and sold as a sled dog in the cold Alaska. From then on, Buck's bumpy fate began. After that, Buck also experienced several masters. They treated Buck with brutality. In addition, Buck also faces a huge challenge in order to keep his position in the dog group. In the end, Buck went out into the wild, after experiencing all kinds of hardships. Became the leader of the wolf pack. The image of Buck in the play is a sign of the strong. He saw the world of dogs through the world of humans. In the play, writing about dogs means writing about people. It gives the dog human personality and psychological activities, so he calls the dog "he". Not "it".
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