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The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn Episode One

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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1.

THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN

EPISODE ONE (CHAPTERS 1-7)
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2.

CHAPTER ONE

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3.

WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT HUCK

  • Rich, but doesn't care
  • Uneducated
  • Self reliant
  • Follows Tom's lead
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4.

TOM

THE ROMANTIC OF THE NOVEL - HE IS IN CHARGE
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5.

TWAIN'S COMMENTARY ON THE SOUTH DURING RECONSTRUCTION

  • Huck is low society
  • Educated middle class takes him under its wing
  • Importance of tradition
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6.

TWAIN HATES HYPOCRITES

WIDOW DOUGLAS TAKES SNUFF BUT WON'T LET HUCK SMOKE
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7.

WIDOW DOUGLAS VS. MISS WATSON

  • Widow gives Huck the thing we consider essential to childhood
  • Miss Watson makes no effort to understand Huck - bad teacher
  • Miss Watson fits the archetype for the annoying, disconnected teacher
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8.

SYMBOLISM

WINDOW - VIEW OF FREEDOM
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9.

HUCK'S EMPATHY FOR NATURE

MOST AMERICAN HEROES FIT EMERSON AND THOREAU'S IDEALS
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10.

CHAPTER TWO

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11.

MIDDLE CLASS OWNS SLAVES

JIM BELONGS TO MISS WATSON - WE ALREADY DON'T LIKE HER...
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12.

JIM

  • Written version of the stereotype he is named for
  • Evidence?
  • Seems happy, comfortable, and carefree
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13.

TOM'S EDUCATION

ROMANTIC AUTHORS INFLUENCE HIS SENSE OF MORALITY
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14.

TOM AND WOMEN

HE IS FUNNY HERE. WHERE ELSE DID HE MAKE YOU LAUGH?
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15.

CHAPTER THREE

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16.

HUCK'S MORALITY

DISAPPOINTED WITH FORMAL RELIGION
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17.

TOM AS PROOF THAT TWAIN DISLIKES ROMANTICS

  • His bizarre ideas
  • The boys accept his suggestions
  • Tom read the books - he is the expert
  • Twain believes these books have no connection with reality
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18.

HUCK LISTENS TO HIMSELF WHEN TOM ISN'T AROUND

HE BELIEVES TOM KNOWS BEST WHEN IT COMES TO SOCIETY'S EXPECTATIONS
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19.

CHAPTER FOUR

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20.

HUCK AND EDUCATION

LEARNING TO TOLERATE IT, STILL VERY SUPERSTITIOUS
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21.

HUCK'S MONEY

  • He gives it to Judge Thatcher
  • Doesn't want Pap to get it
  • The judge protects Huck when he "works the deal."
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22.

WHO DOES HUCK GO TO FOR ADVICE?

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23.

PAP!

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24.

CHAPTER FIVE

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25.

PAP DISLIKES

HUCK'S CLOTHES AND EDUCATION. WHY?
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26.

NOW IT MAKES SENSE...

OF COURSE HUCK WANTED TO PROTECT HIS MONEY FROM PAP
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27.

NEW JUDGE MAKES THINGS HARDER FOR HUCK

HE THINKS HE CAN REFORM PAP BUT HE'S WRONG...
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28.

HUCK IS AN UNRELIABLE NARRATOR

  • Very matter-of-fact even when describing horrible things
  • Doesn't get emotional about his trials - he is used to suffering
  • Huck won't feel sorry for himself. That is the reader's job
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29.

CHAPTER SIX

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30.

PAP

AMERICA'S VERSION OF THE WORST PARENT IN THE WORLD
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31.

ALCOHOLICS

PAY ATTENTION TO HOW TWAIN TREATS THESE CHARACTERS
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32.

SOCIETY VS. NATURE

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33.

PAP = THE BAD MAN

HUCK MUST OVERCOME HIS INFLUENCE
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34.

"CALL THIS A GOVMENT,"

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35.

PAP ATTEMPTS TO KILL HUCK

AGAIN, HUCK DOWNPLAYS IT. DON'T EXPECT HIM TO FEEL SORRY FOR HIMSELF
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36.

CHAPTER SEVEN

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37.

HUCK'S GROWING PAINS

SIMILAR TO THOSE OF THE COUNTRY
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38.

WISHES FOR TOM'S INPUT

WOULD TOM REALLY BE HELPFUL HERE?
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39.

HUCK'S ESCAPE

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40.

WE CAN'T ESCAPE HAWTHORNE

THINGS ARE BETTER FOR HUCK OUTSIDE OF SOCIETY
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