He realized that he could not protect himself at all, so he had to act in violation of his nature to surrender to humanity. Finally, when he saw his mother (his finally hope) surrender to humanity, he gave up his resistance. Then some of its resistance was punished, and then careful resistances were punished again and again. Situation in Novel: In the novel, the cub (the little White Fang) is under the Indian’s control and he experiences two impulsions: yield or fight. I prefer to call this behavior 'a concealment of good intentions.' Just like my grandfather was in the late stage of cancer, no one told him that he was ill. This she-wolf did not choose to lie, but chose not to talk about it any more. We habitually call this behavior a white lie, but this is somewhat different from the situation in the novel. I thought it was just a special emotion that only humans would derive. Personal Reflection: I didn't know before that this kind of emotion would exist between animals. But she (probably out of protection) did not explain to White Fang. When the end of a second and less severe famine, the she-wolf knows why One Eye (White Fang’s father) never came back.

(The White Fang is the name of the main character, which is a wolf.) In the case of food shortages, One Eye is an important member of the family because he can help find food. Situation in Novel: In the novel, the White Fang’s mother did not tell the White Fang after she had guessed that his father had suffered from the accident. This explains why people treat animals differently, which is all depending on how the animals treat humans. Personal Reflection: This reminds me of two words spoken by the ancient Chinese: 'The rat crosses the street and everyone shouted to kill it.' And 'People welcome the arrival of magpies.' The reason why people responded to rats so intensely was that rat expressed malicious behavior at the beginning (they steal food), but the arrival of magpies is always accompanied by a beautiful singing. Therefore, people take precautions against the action of these wolves. The primary task of most wolves in the wild is to survive, so their desire for hunger is very ferocious. He says that when the wolves look at people in strangely wistful way, their wistfulness there was none of the dog affection. Situation in Novel: In the Novel, the author mentions the difference of humans feeling for the wolves and dogs.

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