Mark Twain's The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn

Mark Twain – The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a novel about a young boy named Huck Finn who wanted to run away from civilization, who wanted to be free from everyone control. He didn’t want to be civilize, he just wanted to be himself and go on adventures. Huck did find adventures when he ran away from his father, and went on an adventure on freeing a slave. Twain does an excellent job on writing this novel, in this novel he made sure that he covered all the problem along with the issues a person living at that time had to face. He made sure that his character in this novel were well develop to that time. He also uses certain language that till this day, most people who reads his novel believe that it should be change. This is where complication comes in, this is a well novel that can …show more content…
High schoolers are still developing and still young. The problem is they are in matured, there are certain things that most high schoolers won’t understand. Introducing The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn to a bunch of younglings is a big issue. The reason is the language that Twain use in this novel, together with the time this novel took place. Most high schoolers would never understand the concept behind that word, most of them would either see that word as a joke. People must remember that these are high schoolers, most of them aren’t really thinking about their future yet, some of them just want to have fun. That word that Twain uses in this novel is a meaningful word, a word that became part of America history. Certain high schoolers would understand the meaning behind that word but most would just brush it off. Personally, a person who did 4 years in high school, who talked, walked around with these people. I believed that if this story was introduced to my high school classes, I believe that most would just