Buck shows his love for John Thornton by twice saving his life and by obeying him when he tells him to jump over a cliff. Thornton, in turn, loves Buck and does not abuse him like the other men had. There is a genuine respect and love between them, and Buck senses this. Unfortunately, Thornton is killed, but Buck continues to show his love for him by visiting his grave each year.
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