In Chapter 6, what is the most important theme? ( in call of the wild) the value of work
the value of friendship
the value of love
the value of respecting nature and the environment

The value of love

Explanation:

Honestly, if you read the articles it is quite obvious, here is what it says.

Most importantly, he feels genuine love for a man. Feeling this love clearly has a profound impact on Buck. It transforms him. It has saved him. And, as you will see in the next lesson, it provides the greatest counterweight against the call of the wild that Buck feels growing inside of him.

This chapter's focus on Buck's feelings for John Thornton can be summed up by looking exclusively at the word "love."

Consider this: up until this point in the novel, the word "love" is only used five times. And, each of these times, the word is either used in an abstract manner, or it is used to describe the love of some object.

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churchill's serious tone makes it seem as though he is giving bad news rather than rallying support.