HUCKLEBERRY FINN
By Mark Twain
SETTING: 40’
of XIX century.
SUBGENRE: Classics.
STORY: Huckleberry
Finn is a young boy who always lived in the street. One day a rich family
adopte him in order to teach him religion and proper manners, but Huck is
frustrated to wear clean dresses and go to school. So he runs away and meets Jim,
a black slave who is running away to not be sold. They decide to start to float
down the Mississippi River on a raft to escape from the people who are looking
for them. During their trip they face risks and difficulties and they meet a
lot of people. At the end of the novel the aunt of one of Huckle’s best friends
wants him to live in her house but he escape again from civilization and
finally Jim is set free.
NARRATOR: First person
narrator and dialogues.
POINT OF VIEW: Huckle’s.
PERSONAL
COMMENT: This book teaches the importance of the freedom. I
think everyone would have prefer to live in a big and warm house, wear clean
dresses and go to school to civilize himself but not the one who tried the
thrill to be free. Is also face the slavery’s problem, a very sad feature of
American history that would be beautiful to forget.
Mariateresa Lisanti
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RispondiEliminaMM
As Mariateresa, I think that this book is important because he speaks about the theme of freedom. Everyone has to be free, it doesn't matter where you come from. For this reason everybody has to know what the civilization and the slavery are. These themes are very important because they show how we live today and how we act with other people.
RispondiEliminaSerena Mannarella
this book is about the importance of the freedom.All of us want to be freedom,and i think that the beauty of this book is this.Huckleberry is the icon of freedom:he doesn't want to go to school,or wear clear dressess,he wants only be free,and for me is a beautiful thing.
RispondiEliminaMichele Taccardi