How do Jack London's statements about the brutality of the wild affect the reader? They romanticize it. They can feel it is scarier than it is. It keeps the wilderness totally realistic. It can keep tourists

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How do Jack London's statements about the brutality of the wild affect the reader?

They romanticize it.
They can feel it is scarier than it is.
It keeps the wilderness totally realistic.
It can keep tourists away from wilderness areas.

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its ethier they romanticize it or make it scairt than it is

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