The whole novel was criticizing the sotuh and their racsit ways why not have the character they despise the most have a happy ending. He wanted to provoke slave owners to realise how cruel they were he wanted to make them feel guilty. Although he was much more discrete with his ending Barbara Smucker was not. After having going through awful treatement throughout her life Julilly found Canada and became free.Julilly won the lottery now and she will never be equal as a white woman she will be free it is a process just like Mammy Sally stated on page 152: “We are poor, but we get paid for the jobs we do. We are poor, but some of us are buildin’ houses on the land we own. We are poor, but none of us is slaves.” She has an oppurtunity now to make
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The bad guy wins but it was to get their point accross that slavery is inhumane and needs to be abolished. Smucker made Julilly’s freedom a big deal and it was celebrated and she was able to do this because her novel was published in a time slavery was not around. Twain ended with not much detail in Jims freedom because slavery was just ending and was still going on when he published his novel but he still wanted to make money off of it so he found a much more discrete way of provoking racist americans. Also this is another classic novel of the underdog overcomming adversity, defying the odd and rising above to finish as the winner. We can infer the simple fact that humans are just attracted to positive endings. Even though the salves or in other words the ‘bad guys’ who were not accepted in society were successful in both books, people are still intrigued and interested by a happy ending. Of course Huck had a happy ending as well even though his challenges were different than the slaves he ended on a high note too by understanding between what is morally right and morrally wrong. We love the underdog story the simple fact of someone overcoming difficulties inspires us and motivates
The bad guy wins but it was to get their point accross that slavery is inhumane and needs to be abolished. Smucker made Julilly’s freedom a big deal and it was celebrated and she was able to do this because her novel was published in a time slavery was not around. Twain ended with not much detail in Jims freedom because slavery was just ending and was still going on when he published his novel but he still wanted to make money off of it so he found a much more discrete way of provoking racist americans. Also this is another classic novel of the underdog overcomming adversity, defying the odd and rising above to finish as the winner. We can infer the simple fact that humans are just attracted to positive endings. Even though the salves or in other words the ‘bad guys’ who were not accepted in society were successful in both books, people are still intrigued and interested by a happy ending. Of course Huck had a happy ending as well even though his challenges were different than the slaves he ended on a high note too by understanding between what is morally right and morrally wrong. We love the underdog story the simple fact of someone overcoming difficulties inspires us and motivates