The warder (watchman) in "Totentanz" is saved when . a. he returns the stolen shroud to the irritated skeleton b. the bell tolls one o’clock and the skeleton turns to dust c. the dancing dead all put their clothes back on and return to their graves d. the sorcerer returns and makes all the enchanted brooms back into inanimate objects

The point of view that london uses in white fang the reader understand the perspectives

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