This story is about a poor uneducated boy running from an abusive father. The story begins with Huck planning his “death” and running away. Huckleberry Finn finds safety in the home of a widow. However, he didn’t like taking baths, being made to wear nice clothes and shoes nor did he like attending school. His thirst and satisfaction of living unconventionally causes him to set out on an adventure.
This story is full of surprises. The dialect is true to the circumstances and the era. The geographical location of this story helps connect the reader to the societal standards in the book. The educational level of the characters of this book also help to connect the readers to the story. The cruel standards in the setting of slavery
This story is full of surprises. The dialect is true to the circumstances and the era. The geographical location of this story helps connect the reader to the societal standards in the book. The educational level of the characters of this book also help to connect the readers to the story. The cruel standards in the setting of slavery