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Works of Jack London: White Fang

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From: Monarch Notes
Date: 19630101
Author:London, Jack

London, Jack
Monarch Notes
01-01-1963
White Fang

Chapters I-III

The introduction to the mood of this novel covers the first three
chapters. Here the theme of the story is created by the desolateness of the
setting. The author places the reader immediately in the frozen-hearted
Northland Wild. It is here that we find two men who are returning to Fort
McGurry with the dead body of a third man, Lord Alfred. The two men, Bill and
Henry, are in real trouble since their supplies are very low. They have only
three cartridges left. Besides this, the temperature has been fifty below zero
for several ...

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