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They were already playing/roughhousing with Miyax before she patted Amaroq under the chin. Another key is that "in order to be fed by wolves one had to be helpless." Once Amaroq gave Miyax the soft-eyed symbol of acceptance, the entire pack warmed up to her easily.
- Why must Julie get Amaroq to accept her into the pack?
- How did Miyax win over Amaroq?
- What does Miyax feel for Amaroq?
- Why is Miyax alone in the Arctic tundra?
- How does Miyax eventually make friends with Amaroq?
- When Miyax gets accepted by the wolf Pack in Julie of the wolves what is the impact on the pack?
- Who does Miyax decide to go back to at the end of the story?
- How does Miyax make friends with the wolves?
- Why did Miyax stop wanting to go to San Francisco?
- What is the main conflict between Aunt Martha and Miyax?
- Who did Miyax meet along her way?
- What surprising thing does Amaroq do after he slashed the mitten to pieces single line text?
- How did Miyax and Tornait help each other?
- How did Miyax react when her father Kapugen called her Julie?
- What happens at the end of Julie of the Wolves?
Why must Julie get Amaroq to accept her into the pack?
She is accepted into the wolf pack when she gathers her courage, approaches Amaroq, and pats him under the chin. She knew she had to do this because she had seen the other wolves do this to Amaroq. This was Kapu's mother. This person sews parkas for tourists.
How did Miyax win over Amaroq?
In Kapugen's absence, Amaroq must step in, and it's hard not to compare Miyax's wolf-papa with her real one. When it comes to protecting Miyax from harm, Shmoop thinks Amaroq totally takes the cake. He saves Miyax from a grizzly bear, from Jello the lone wolf, and of course, from starvation.
What does Miyax feel for Amaroq?
Miyax is terrified. She doesn't want him following her to civilization, where he might get killed like Amaroq. Then all the wolves appear, and call her to them. But she tells them she can't follow, because her "own Amaroq lives" (3.226).
Why is Miyax alone in the Arctic tundra?
In short, Miyax is "alone and lost" because she has run away from her mentally ill husband, Daniel, in a desperate attempt to travel to her pen pal, Amy, in San Francisco. ... This is the event that causes Miyax to flee onto the Alaskan tundra.
How does Miyax eventually make friends with Amaroq?
Eventually, the three adult wolves come back from the hunt, and Miyax decides to try her luck speaking wolf language to Amaroq. She walks right up to him. Okay, this girl is brave. It doesn't work at first, but then, when she pats him on the chin, Amaroq looks down at her with love and friendship.
When Miyax gets accepted by the wolf Pack in Julie of the wolves what is the impact on the pack?
The pack has accepted her! Well, almost the entire pack, that is. Acceptance isn't so easy for the outsider named Jello, but he is happy when Miyax shows more submission than he who enjoys "acting like the boss" even though he most certainly is not.
Who does Miyax decide to go back to at the end of the story?
Miyax becomes Julie and turns back toward Kangik and Kapugen. 1.
How does Miyax make friends with the wolves?
So using their gestures, mannerisms, and howls, she manages to become friends with the pack, led by a regal wolf named Amaroq. ... Back on the tundra, in the present, Miyax decides that without the wolves nearby, it's time to continue on her journey to San Francisco.
Why did Miyax stop wanting to go to San Francisco?
Miyax has since been told that he is dead too. Although she has trouble fitting in with her more Anglicized classmates, Miyax loves to learn, but her aunt does not have the money to send her to the mainland to further her education when she has gone as far as she can go at the local school.
What is the main conflict between Aunt Martha and Miyax?
Conflict. To escape Aunt Martha, Miyax agrees to a marriage arrangement with an Eskimo boy named Daniel. Being married to Daniel is like having a brother until Daniel tries to attack Miyax. After this, Miyax decides to run away to her pen pal, Amy, in San Francisco.
Who did Miyax meet along her way?
When Miyax meets Atik and Uma, she is living in an ice house and practicing Eskimo traditions after having fled civilization. She hunts her food and crafts her tools and sews her clothes, and she is happy living this way.
What surprising thing does Amaroq do after he slashed the mitten to pieces single line text?
He marks the ground deeply with his hind legs, showing off his prize to the others with a playful arrogance which is humorous to watch (Part 1 - "Amaroq, the Wolf").
How did Miyax and Tornait help each other?
Miyax nurses Kapu back to health in her tent and continues to care for Tornait. To pass the time, she carves a sculpture of her wolf pack out of the antler she had used as a weapon.
How did Miyax react when her father Kapugen called her Julie?
But when Kapugen calls her Julie, Miyax gets mad at him. She's an Eskimo, and don't you dare forget it. In the winter at the seal camp, there are blizzards and cold temperatures. Everyone left at the seal camp speaks only Eskimo and follows Eskimo traditions.
What happens at the end of Julie of the Wolves?
End. The end of the story is back in Julie's present life, continuing her journey to San Francisco. She doesn't reunite with her pack of wolves, but she knows they are nearby and watching out for her. She befriends a bird named Tornait and they travel together.
