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Huckleberry Finn: A Freudian Perspective

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English

 

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January 22, 2013

 

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When Huck turns this money in to an unfair judge, Huck's father immediately wants to get his hands on it. When he finds out that he cannot cash in on his son's good fortune, things seem to turn much worse for the young boy. One thing leads to another and Pap continues to chastise Huck for the so called "outrageous instances" that Huck has undertaken in his father's absence...
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One thing leads to another and Pap continues to chastise Huck for the so called "outrageous instances" that Huck has undertaken in his father's absence. Not very soon after Huck and Pap's reunion, Huck decides that he must leave his father. Huckleberry decides that he must "murder" him in a sense, by deserting him and cutting off their relationship altogether...
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