The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

1. Irony      After a dramatic escape, Huck states, "We was all glad as we could be, but Tom was the gladdest of all because he had a ...

1. Character         The king and the duke are awful people until the end. Never do they appear to feel remorse, and they never cease their...

1. Suspense      These few chapters are filled with suspense. Huck does not seem to be in direct danger the majority of the time. The one i...

1.   Imagery               In the beginning of chapter 19, after Huck and Jim have reunited and set sail again, Huck narrates how they ...

    The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn  is told from the first person point of view from Huck himself. This omits a main character from the ...

  The entirety of chapter 18 is basically a frame story. It takes a break from the plot thus far of Jim and Huck's escapade, and focuses...

    The sermon delivered at church could not be any more fitting than it was when the Grangerfords' and Shepherdsons' attend at the ...