English, 03.06.2021 19:30, chassidytjtrimb

The death of John A. Forced Buck to find a new master.
B. Made Buck sad, but he soon forgot about his master.
C. Changed the course of Buck's life forever, because he was no longer tied to man.
D. Did not affect Buck. He stayed at the lodge.

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