White Fang · Character
Fatty
A dog in the Indian camp who is killed by the famine.
minor
First appearance: part iii i the makers of fire
Fatty shows up with force in II: The She-Wolf. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Fatty is another dog that has been killed and eaten by the wolves, referenced by Bill when discussing the wolves' hunger.
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- Aftermath
- Closing
Beauty Smith’s ecstatic, covetous reaction to White Fang’s savagery marks the emotional peak of the chapter, r…
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See Fatty in part iii i the makers of fire