Refer to The Call of the Wild to answer the question. The “call” for Buck to return to the wild is symbolized by which situation for John Thornton?

the flushing of his face from worry
the quest to get to the lost mine
the whispering to his friend for money
the wager on Buck to pull the sled

the quest to get to the lost mine

Explanation:

"The Call of the Wild" is a film based on a novel. It tells the story of a dog named "Buck" whose life transitioned from a pampered life to a sled dog. His past owner was Judge Miller. However, one night, Buck was abducted and brought to Yukon. His life totally changed. He became a sled dog who was in charge of delivering mails under Perrault and Francoise. When the management changed, Buck and the pack were sold to Hal, a mean man who was in search for the lost mine. This mine was rumored to contain bundles of gold, but many people have actually died searching for it.

In the near end of the story, Buck travels with John Thorton in his quest to just live in the wild. However, that quest actually led them to the area where the golds were located. Then Buck met a white wolf, which signaled him to stay in the wild.

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