serves a few different purposes. First off, Huck is finally free. He is not under the guardianship of Widow Douglas or Miss Watson. He does not have to become a civilized young man as they hoped to make him out to be. Huck will not have to live under a roof with hypocritical Catholic values even though he does not address a particular organized religion. Also Huck is away from his mean, drunk of a father, Pap. Pap no longer has the power and control over Huck to determine his outcome in life. He will
Huck Finn compare and contrast Comparing me and Huck is that we are a whole lot different .Then again this was in a different time, so we would settle our situations differently .But if we were to be compared Huck is whole lot, outgoing and not afraid of doing bad things that which he knows what most of the consequences are going to be . if I was in any of Huck’s situations I wouldn’t do most of the things he would’ve done for example, Huck joins Tom Sawyers gang , so he can steal .He also thought
Written by Samuel L. Clemmons under the alias of Mark Twain, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, is a tale of two runaways and the adventures they will encounter. In the mix of it all, Jim, a runaway slave, plays a crucial role in plot momentum and development. Artists have since attempted to recreate their renditions of what Jim might have looked like. The following commentary will be an analysis of the similarities and differences between selected illustrations and the novel. The illustration of
Huckleberry Finn shows his concern and care. His humanitarian approach has attracted the attention of many and he is viewed either as a representative of Mark Twain or Mark Twain himself. A serious hint runs through the elevated and lofty humor and bold pronouncement beneath the innocence of childhood creates a fascinating environment to read the novel again and again. Mark Twain is the master in the art of balancing between humorous escapades and serious issues such as superstitions, murder and