Huck Finn shows how life was back in the early 1800's and how black people were viewed. This is shown when Mark Twain makes Jim superstitious about bad luck brought by the snakeskin and makin

Huck and Jim become friends in Huck Finn and this shows that Mark Twain isn't a racist. When Huck ran away to Jackson's island and he saw that Jim was there to he was glad that he had someone to be with even if it was a black person. Also, when Huck and Jim get lost in the fog and they both are very happy they found each other again, that shows the bond between them. When Jim sees Huck he says, "Goodness gracious, is dat you, Huck...It's too good for true, honey it's too good for true." There are many parts of Huck Finn that prove the book isn't racist and one includes the multi-cultural relationships in the book.

In Huckleberry Finn there are many parts that are in the book to give it appeal. Some examples of this are when Jim talks using his southern accent. People may interpret this as Mark Twain making black people look dumb bu

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