The Son of the Wolf

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Mason's harsh view of dogs with fancy names contrasts sharply with his experience of more rugged, practical names. As he tends to a struggling dog named Carmen, he reflects on the fleeting nature of such animals, believing they cannot handle the burden of their pretentious titles. The narrative captures a gritty moment in the wilderness, showcasing Mason's tough demeanor and the raw instincts of the dogs around him. The scene emphasizes themes of survival and the harsh realities of life in the wild, highlighting the bond between humans and their working animals.