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Racism
The presence of numerous racist comments throughout the narrative.
Search for Home and Family
Both Huck and Jim seek a safe place to call home.
Anti-Romanticism
A theme that depicts the brutality of life.
Freedom
Jim's escape from slavery symbolizes freedom from social constraints.
Alcoholism
Huck’s father exemplifies issues related to alcoholism.
Inequality and Unfairness
Instances of rude remarks towards Jim; Tom Sawyer's unfair treatment of Jim.
Changing and Growing
Huck evolves throughout the narrative, improving his perspective.
Profanity
Debate surrounding the teaching of profanity in schools.
Humor
Use of satire, deadpan, malapropisms, caricatures, irony, hoaxes, and tall tales.
Social Impact of Literature
The novel sparks discussions on race, identity, and morality, questioning societal norms.
Main Characters
Huck, Jim, Pap, Tom, Aunt Sally, Duke and Dauphin, Wilks family.
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