The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn Essay
Intro:
Theses- Adventures of Huckleberry Finn can relate to everyone
Road map - Characters, Themes Characters of the book are is what make up the hole book. Without them there would not be anything to a book. Charatoures leads the reader throughout the adventures of a book. The reads of book create relationships with the characters and find similarities with themselves and other.
Huck finn is a 13 year old boy whose clothes are the worn-out rags that no one wants anymore. He does not bath, has no bed, and does not get regular food. He does not attend school or church, and has no responsibilities. All of these thing listed are thing that all of the kids around him have and think is normal. With not having and doing the same things causes him to be an outcast. Huck even conducts himself as an outcast. Until Mr. Jones the Welshman let 's Huck into his home. This was special because Huck has never been invited into anyone 's house. “When we got up stairs to his room, he got me coarse shirt and a roundabout and pants of his,and I put them on. While I was at it he asked me what my name was” (Pg.74 …show more content…
But in a book the themes has to be relatable and relate to the reader. In Adventures of Huckleberry Finn the themes can relate to anybody at most ages.
Everybody in everyday life has to question is there morality and ethics such as should I copy my friends homework? In the book Huck and Jim asked themselves questions just like everyone else. Shown in this quote, "Please take it," says I, "and don 't ask me nothing—then I won 't have to tell no lies." (chap 4). Huck gave his money to the Judge because he didn 't want his father to have it. Huck knows his would just get drunk with the money and will not use it for anything good. But Huck knows that he might not get his money back and he also knows that he farther might get it in
Intro:
Theses- Adventures of Huckleberry Finn can relate to everyone
Road map - Characters, Themes Characters of the book are is what make up the hole book. Without them there would not be anything to a book. Charatoures leads the reader throughout the adventures of a book. The reads of book create relationships with the characters and find similarities with themselves and other.
Huck finn is a 13 year old boy whose clothes are the worn-out rags that no one wants anymore. He does not bath, has no bed, and does not get regular food. He does not attend school or church, and has no responsibilities. All of these thing listed are thing that all of the kids around him have and think is normal. With not having and doing the same things causes him to be an outcast. Huck even conducts himself as an outcast. Until Mr. Jones the Welshman let 's Huck into his home. This was special because Huck has never been invited into anyone 's house. “When we got up stairs to his room, he got me coarse shirt and a roundabout and pants of his,and I put them on. While I was at it he asked me what my name was” (Pg.74 …show more content…
But in a book the themes has to be relatable and relate to the reader. In Adventures of Huckleberry Finn the themes can relate to anybody at most ages.
Everybody in everyday life has to question is there morality and ethics such as should I copy my friends homework? In the book Huck and Jim asked themselves questions just like everyone else. Shown in this quote, "Please take it," says I, "and don 't ask me nothing—then I won 't have to tell no lies." (chap 4). Huck gave his money to the Judge because he didn 't want his father to have it. Huck knows his would just get drunk with the money and will not use it for anything good. But Huck knows that he might not get his money back and he also knows that he farther might get it in