A clash between brute force and intellectual morality. The Sea-Wolf follows Humphrey Van Weyden after he is rescued by a ruthless sealing ship captained by the terrifying Wolf Larsen. As survival at sea becomes a battle of wills, London explores themes of dominance, individualism, morality, and strength. The philosophical tension between characters elevates the novel beyond adventure into a deep examination of human nature. Dark, intense, and unforgettable, this is one of London's most complex and celebrated works. A true classic of maritime fiction.