White Fang by Jack London, Fiction, Classics

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Tension escalates as two men traverse a snowy landscape, haunted by eerie cries that suggest they are being hunted. The chilling atmosphere is amplified by their realization that food is scarce, heightening their sense of vulnerability. As they remain silent, their instincts sharpen, and the men become acutely aware of the danger lurking behind them. This suspenseful moment captures the primal fear of being pursued in a desolate wilderness, revealing both the physical and psychological struggles they face in survival.