-The conflict between man and nature in this book are shown many times, most occurring on the Mississippi River, as Huckleberry and Jim escape many towns. The first time it appears is when Jim predicts a storm coming. Two days later it does, and floods ensue. Jim and Huckleberry have to wait out for the next few days until the river recedes. Later on, Huckleberry loses Jim in a massive fog, but they are later reunited. Huckleberry makes up a false story explaining how he got lost, but Jim doesn't buy it.

-The man vs. himself conflict is another conf

-The Mississippi River, in "Huckleberry Finn" is served as a getaway from most of their problems. When Huck firsts runs away, he heads straight for the Mississippi and leaves by small boat. Huck and Jim have many experiences on the river, including their meeting with "the Duke" and Dauphin, two con artists who go to town with Huck and Jim trying to swindle people out of their money. When Huck hides some of the money they have stolen (approximately $6,000 in gold) and they find out about this, Hick runs to hide and is caught but luckily Duke tells Dauphin not to kill Huck. Huck then runs again to the Mississippi to hide from them. Basically, in my view, the Mississippi is used as a symbol of freedom or possibly a getaway. It is referred to many many times in the story as such things as Hucks dead father washing ashore its banks happen throughout the story. It is always a used as a getaway, since at that time it was the easiest mode of transportation, especially for a young boy and a runaway slave.

-One of the main satirizations of this book is the satire made by the general southern public, as they are mostly portrayed as ignorant, bigoted individuals. In their society, whites are seen as the superior race, and blacks are owned as property, and are slaves to common folk. The word "Nigger" is used multiple times in the story, as to stress their ignorance. It is illegal for blacks to get a proper education, so in no way could they ever rise up, and seemingly be forever oppressed. This

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