Buck faces an internal conflict in "The Call of the Wild" and that conflict reinforces the theme that a living being's instincts cannot be ignored.
We can come to this answer because:
- Internal conflict is the conflict a character has with himself. In this type of conflict, the character is confused with his thoughts and even tries to fight his own wants and needs.
- We can see that this is the main conflict that Buck is in, as throughout the story it finds itself in conflict with the domestication it suffered and the wild instincts that were inherited from its ancestors.
- At one point, Buck gives in to its wild instincts, reinforcing the theme that it's impossible to ignore the instincts intrinsic to our nature.
It is important to note that Buck is a domestic dog, which is inserted into the environment of wild, free, and dangerous animals, in "The Call of the Wild."
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