Read this excerpt from the corelli How does Bucks character grow in this excerpt?
go hungry
He becomes aware that his strength is enough to
He concludes that he must go live among the leer
All day Buck brooded by the pool or roamed restless
about the camp Death as a cessation of movement as
a passing out and avey from the lives of the living, he
knal, and he knew John Thornton was dead. Itle a
great void in him somewhat akin to hunger, but a vod
which ached and ached and which food could not fill At
times when he paused to contemplate the carcasses of
the Yeehats he forgot the pain of it and at such times he
was aware of a great pride in himsek - a pride greater
than any he had yet experienced. He had killed man the
noblest game of all and he had killed in the face of the
law of club and fang. He snitted the bodies cunous
They had died so easily. It was harder to kill a husky dog
than them. They were no match at all, were it not for their
arrows and spears and clubs. Thencetonvard he would
be unafraid of them except when they bore in their hands
He decides that he is as wild as a wot and accepts
his destiny