“The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” written in 1885 by Samuel Langhorne Clemens. The author was better known as Mark Twain, which was his pen name. “Mark Twain” is a term that measures two fathoms which is twelve feet in depth; mark is a measurement and twain means two. Twain was an American author that wrote satirical stories. Twain’s father was a moderately successful lawyer. At the age of twelve, Twain’s father passed away plunging the family into a difficult financial state. Throughout the story, Mark Twain constructs a critical tone towards wealth in society by using diction and details, thereby conveying the point that level of wealth in society changes others’ actions.
Low income part of society may change one's perspective on how
Low income part of society may change one's perspective on how