... once left for years decides to come back, the child's view of their parent is very different before he/she left. Similarly, the novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is like that child in that it was once a loving and sweet, but then turns to bitter satire quickly as Mark Twain does not write his book ... like the tone, considering the immoral views of the Southern society he knew well, but still made him into a better human. The novel contains a change in Huck Finn's character which can be seen through his actions on the well-being of Jim and others in his new views of racism. Also, t...

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