Explain why Buck would be staring into the fire, and what this reveals about his character
It shows that he is relaxed and thinking
It shows that he is daydreaming and unfocused
It shows that he doesn't care about his stuation
It shows that he stired and needs a break
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In the book, it says " . . . hind legs crouched under him, fore legs stretched out in front, head raised, and eyes blinking dreamily at the flames." It's obvious that he's relaxed at this point in time, so that would be the first part. It also says that he thought of his home before he got put into the wild. He would think of his animal friends there, which would be the second part.

Explain why Buck would be staring into the fire, and what this reveals about his character It shows that he is relaxed and thinking It shows that he is daydreaming and unfocused It shows that he doesn't care about his stuation It shows that he stired and needs a break NETOUESTION © ASK FOR HELP

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Explain why Buck would be staring into the fire, and what this reveals about his character
It shows that he is relaxed and thinking
It shows that he is daydreaming and unfocused
It shows that he doesn't care about his stuation
It shows that he stired and needs a break
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