1. Huck Finn; Racist or not?
... says that no one really wants to be there and everyone is afraid. He goes on to say that they failed to bring a "true man", someone to follow who is brave and has a purpose. After the end of the speech, the crowd disperses. The speech was so powerful that it made Huck think, "I could a staid, if I'd wanted ... just goes along living everyday life. Everyday life basically consisted of religion, education, and trying to become civilized. Huck, however, was different. he questions the world around him and does not want to become conformed like everyone else. Huck decides that he will live ...
- Word Count: 1565
- Approx Pages: 6
- Grade Level: High School