The concluding chapters provide an ending to the novel that gives Huck an understandable ending. Although the novel seems to backtrack, Twain purposely regresses Huck's characters not only to be thought provoking but to also reveal Jim as the only remaining morally sound character. Huckleberry Finn ended so cruelly in order to make the reader realize exactly what is right and wrong. Twain wrote the ending that the world needs to hear. Prejudice is always
The concluding chapters provide an ending to the novel that gives Huck an understandable ending. Although the novel seems to backtrack, Twain purposely regresses Huck's characters not only to be thought provoking but to also reveal Jim as the only remaining morally sound character. Huckleberry Finn ended so cruelly in order to make the reader realize exactly what is right and wrong. Twain wrote the ending that the world needs to hear. Prejudice is always