Сетон-Томпсон - Лобо

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Who is Lobo in Сетон-Томпсон's story?

Lobo is a legendary wolf known for his intelligence and leadership of a wolf pack.

What is the main theme of Сетон-Томпсон's 'Lobo'?

The theme explores the relationship between humans and nature, and the admiration and respect for wildlife.

What challenges do the hunters face when trying to capture Lobo?

The hunters face difficulty due to Lobo's cunning and well-developed survival instincts.

How does Ernest Seton-Thompson accurately depict animal behavior in his story?

He uses detailed observations from real life to portray animal intelligence and emotions.

What role does Blanca play in the story of Lobo?

Blanca is Lobo's mate, whose capture is pivotal in the hunters' strategy to capture Lobo.

How does Lobo's legend affect the people in the region where he lives?

Lobo's legend instills a sense of fear and awe among the local population due to his unmatched dominance.

Which literary device is prominently used in the story of Lobo?

Personification is used to give Lobo human-like traits, adding depth to his character.

What happens to Lobo at the end of the story?

Lobo is eventually captured due to his emotional response to Blanca's capture and dies soon after due to heartache.

How does Seton-Thompson develop empathy for Lobo among readers?

By highlighting Lobo's intelligence, loyalty, and capability, Seton-Thompson evokes empathy and respect from the readers.

Why did Ernest Seton-Thompson decide to write stories like 'Lobo'?

He intended to raise awareness about wildlife and promote conservation by sharing true-to-life stories of animals.

What is notable about Lobo's pack, compared to other wolf packs?

Lobo's pack was larger and more skilled at avoiding human traps and hunters.

How do the hunters finally manage to capture Lobo?

They use Lobo's affection for Blanca against him, capturing him after he refuses to leave her side.

What personal experiences did Seton-Thompson draw from to write 'Lobo'?

He drew from his own experiences in New Mexico, where he encountered and studied wolves.

What is the significance of the setting in 'Lobo'?

The setting highlights the harsh and untamed nature of the wild, crucial for portraying the challenges both Lobo and the hunters face.

How does 'Lobo' reflect the broader societal attitudes toward wildlife during Seton-Thompson's time?

It reflects a time where wildlife was often seen as a threat, but it also began to promote understanding and conservation.