White Fang

There is no White Fang movie or TV show.

The novel tells the story of a wild wolfdog, White Fang, as he grows up in the wilderness of northwestern Canada during the late 19th century. He starts out as a member of a pack of wolves, but is soon captured by Native Americans and brought into captivity. He eventually escapes and is taken in by a kindly prospector named Bill Scott. White Fang learns to trust and love Scott, but when Scott is killed by a group of men who are after his gold, White Fang is once again left on his own. He eventually becomes the leader of a wolf pack, but when he is wounded in a fight with a rival pack, he is taken in by a woman named Weedon Scott (Bill Scott’s nephew) and slowly begins to learn about the ways of humans.

Some special characters of White Fang are:

1. The titular character, White Fang, is a giant white wolf with blue eyes.

2. Grey Beaver is a Native American trapper who owns White Fang and later sells him to Beauty Smith.

3. Beauty Smith is a cruel and sadistic man who uses White Fang for fighting and entertainment.

4. Judge Scott is a kind and just man who purchases White Fang from Beauty Smith and treats him well.

5. One Ear is a vicious and scarred dog who is White Fang’s arch-rival.

The White Fang is a relatively new organization that is dedicated to the protection of non-human intelligent beings. I think they’re doing some good work, but I’m not sure how effective they’ll be in the long run.