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Huckleberry Finn

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English

 

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Ernest T

 

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January 18, 2015

 

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For instance, Huck asked if he could go out and have a smoke and the Widow Douglas said "?it was a mean practice and wasn't clean?" (Twain 2). This restriction was not the only one. The Widow Douglas's sister Miss Watson would keep "pecking at him" (Twain 3) and telling him "don't scrunch up like that Huckleberry?set up straight...
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The Widow Douglas also made Huck go to school and read the Bible, both things he did not want to do. Huck was being pushed into religion and was being corrected and told what he was doing was wrong constantly. Huck needed some freedom, which he found on the river. The Mississippi River is a symbol of freedom to both Huck and Jim...
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