... A reader can like a story simply because, that story affected them beyond the standpoint of the reader-author relationship, and began a correlation with the character themselves. A story can have a poetic prose, in which, the reader finds beauty, and systematically generates an opinion that beauty, uncovered through language is essentially, what makes the story great. A reader can assert that the simple ... away from slavery. Together they drift down the Mississippi on a raft, encountering all manner of people and places "and getting to know each other Burns (2001). Twain wrote Huckleber...

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