Huck Finn Protagonist. Runs away from Novel revolves around Brave, Happy-go-lucky, home and adventure down the his journey as he runs wise, witty, confident, river ensues. away gullible Jim Deuteragonist. Accompanies sidekick to Huck Superstitious, wise, Huck on the journey. through his journey humble, selfless down the Mississippi successful, polite, Tom Sawyer Foil Shows the reader how responsible, Huck’s life could have turned out Pap Finn town drunk exemplifies a despicable, solemn, negative tone carefree throughout the novel The Duke and The first people Huck Teach Huck that not Manipulative, money The King encounters on his adventure everyone should be hungry, poor, greedy easily trusted the Grangerfords provide Huck with a place to represent a southern wealthy, hospitable, stay aristocratic family concerned with appearance the Shepherdsons enemies to the Grangerfords engage in many feuds wealthy, arrogant with their competing neighbors 5 miles down the road Major Works Data Sheet Setting Significance of the opening scene
Huck Finn Jim Tom Sawyer Pap Finn The Duke and The King the Grangerfords the Shepherdsons Protagonist. Runs away from home and adventure down the river ensues. Deuteragonist. Accompanies Huck on the journey. Foil town drunk The first people Huck encounters on his adventure provide Huck with a place to stay enemies to the Grangerfords Novel revolves around his journey as he runs away sidekick to Huck through his journey down the Mississippi Shows the reader how Huck’s life could have turned out exemplifies a negative tone throughout the novel Teach Huck that not everyone should be easily trusted represent a southern aristocratic family engage in many feuds with their competing neighbors 5 miles down the road Brave, Happy-go-lucky, wise, witty, confident, gullible Superstitious, wise, humble, selfless successful, polite, responsible, despicable, solemn, carefree Manipulative, money hungry, poor, greedy wealthy, hospitable, concerned with appearance wealthy, arrogant Major Works Data Sheet Setting Significance of the opening scene
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