White Fang Part 4 Chapter 3 - The Reign of Hate

White Fang Part 4 Chapter 3 - The Reign of Hate

In which White Fang endures brutal cruelty and torment at the hands of a cruel master, honing his ferocity through savage fights with other dogs and wild creatures, all while confined and exhibited to a jeering crowd. The fierce and untamed spirit within him hardens, shaped relentlessly by his harsh environment and the relentless challenges it presents.

White Fang Part 4 Chapter 4 - The Clinging Death

In which a fierce and protracted combat unfolds between White Fang and an unusual bull-dog named Cherokee, whose dogged and relentless grip baffles the young wolf-dog’s usual tactics of swift attack and withdrawal. Amid the savage contest, a stranger intervenes with a sense of justice and compassion, challenging the cruelty and asserting dominion over the beleaguered White Fang.

White Fang Part 4 Chapter 2 - The Mad God

In which the harsh and unyielding hand of Beauty Smith, a cruel and twisted man, falls upon White Fang, wresting him from the protection of Grey Beaver and installing him under a new, severe dominion at the fort. The fierce loyalty and fierce spirit of the wild dog confronts a grim trial of bondage and brutality, beneath the gaze of a mad god whose reign is merciless and absolute.

White Fang Part 4 Chapter 1 - The Enemy of His Kind

In which the fierce and solitary White Fang, burdened with the unenviable role of sled-leader, finds himself bitterly at odds with his pack, his wild nature embittered by constant hostility and enforced submission that turn him into the implacable enemy of his own kind. Upon arriving at Fort Yukon amid the throng of gold-hunters, he encounters white men and their dogs—creatures strange and weak in comparison—against whom he wages a cunning warfare, always wary of the power wielded by these new gods of the land.

White Fang Part 3 Chapter 6 - The Famine

In which White Fang, now a year old and growing in strength and stature, asserts his place among the village dogs, learning the hard lessons of respect and conflict in the wild sphere of their society. The great famine brings hardship and hunger, forcing him to fend for himself in the forest, where his cunning and endurance see him through the cruelest of trials until he returns to the village changed yet resolute.