ESSAY ON: The Importance of the River in “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”

Number of Pages 9

This research paper: A 9 page overview of Mark Twain’s tall tale. The author of this paper identifies the river as an ever present symbolic theme in the story which unfolds. The river is symbolic for the mother than Huck never had and it is symbolic for the freedom which he so desperately seeks. The river is a separator between two worlds. Bibliography lists 5 sources.


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