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Huck Finn

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Twain tells us that no matter how | | |herself” (Twain 2) |“civilized” one person can be, they will | | | |sometimes behave “uncivilized” at times. | |Doing things “by the books” |Ben Rogers wanted to make the ransom plan more vigorous, but Tom |Tom wants to follow the books, without any | | |wouldn’t let him because “it ain’t in the books… [and] that the |outsiders’ opinion on how to run the gang, even | | |people that make the books [would know] what’s the correct thing to |if it may be a good one or not...
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Twain reveals | | |do. (9) |that whatever is written by the books has to be | | | |correct because since it is written by someone, | | | |it must be true after all | |Chapters 5 - 7 | |Desire to be Civilized |When Pop Finn went to live with the new judge and “he was a-going to |Twain tells us that people may admit of their | | |turn over a new leaf and be a man nobody wouldn’t be ashamed of…[he] |wrong doings and want to change their lives for | | |was tucked into a beautiful room…[later at] night he got powerful |the better, in the end it’s still comes to them | | |thirsty and…traded his new coat for a jug of forty rod” (22) |to make their choice to live the new life or go | | | |back to their old ways...
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