Literary explanation of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain
That is the adventure if no more than various attractive scenarios of high imagination and diversity, with Mark Twain with stories such as "the adventures of Huckleberry Finn" and "The jumping frog" we can appreciate the great literary capacity that contained and executed this giant, " He was a master of colloquial language, and helped create and popularize an American literature with his own personality, based on American issues and language. "
Imposing writer of Missuri, as flowing as the river, we found, fertile mood.
Without further ado in this literary manifestation I will express how Huck develops through its innumerable and entertaining adventures, which I define and catalog as a "miserable" character and as for example the "Judge Thatcher" is a character for me opinion within a official world and the way such worlds can intertwine and qualify in a rewarding and interesting way
Or as a miserable vagabond and infamous entrepreneur named "Jim Smiley" who can entertain us with his extravagant bets and his frog "Daniel" who jumps skies like nobody a story narrated effectively which allows humor to stay, which is The author’s main objective, in addition to serving as a criticism of the compulsive tractors (real Leonardo)
With realistic backgrounds about society, we smile at the constant comic narration that Misuri’s writer maintains about the multiple bets of Jim.
I am enriching with Huck and its mischief, a complicated character that I found miserable, where you have to choose whether faithful to your true instincts or be kneel I was attracted to this character is his way of seeing the situations he faces with a serious and cold nuance that I could appreciate on many occasions, such as when Huck decides to apologize to Jim regardless of his race, or when Huck has to make the decision If or not, the simple fact of having grown up in a world and time where a black does not deserve rights and even before all that prerogatives challenges its moral ideals, their beliefs, challenges his world in general and spits to heaven and faces hell With his head high, that was something that impacts me personally.
Even so, Huck has beings around him who appreciate him and try to protect from the waste and alcoholic father who possesses, such as "the widow" and "Judge Thatcher" who wants the best well -being for him, the judge is a right person where Look at him and felt when reading the chapters that relates to Huck as a father he tries Better for Huck in many senses.
"From the ghost" Leónidas W. Smiley ”which we will never know and I have a vague suspicion that it is a myth (Twain)"
"Simón Wheeler" being wrong about the person he speaks of, he leaves us in the unknown about Leónidas of which we would not have more information later but many laughs.
And analyzing the infamous and miserable "Jim Smiley" and his innumerable convertualized bets with a mischief and humor that cannot be overlooked by any reader, smiling reading all the story I can express that the colloquial way of expressing their guns gives an air of freshness in the narrative, so constant that it becomes a literary classic.
conclusion
Mark Twain, not only is an adventure when reading if it is nothing more than that, it is a literary shock a rebellion that must be appreciated by many points of view, at the same time, from serious backgrounds such as addiction in humorous contexts, to situations of his own life and even reaching racism for many opinions for placing the word "nigger" "the crucial role that racism has played in the history of the United States and the mechanisms of inclusion and exclusion that his society built. (Pani) ”, personally, as a way to show the exclusion of that time I see it satirically but not as a negative form if not more like wanting to make real stereotypes visible, with all that.
The writer of Missuri leaves us ecstatic with Huck and his moral positions being discussed by himself or with a black slave visible a reality of the quite hard time, even with an addict to bets and a non -modest frog, there is no doubt that there is Many parts where I felt identified without more to say at some point we will be perhaps a “lionid w. Smiley ".
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