... told him that his father was the dead man on the house. Aunt Sally offered to let Huck live with her, but to avoid that situation again he said no. Thomas Arthur Gullason states that in this novel, Twain has a definite plan. He says that Twain uses repetition and previous themes in the novel to make it more interesting. I agree. For example when ... Jim saw Huck's father dead on the house, he didn't say anything until the end of the novel. Gullason states that Huck is the hero of the story and, and I feel the same exact way. I feel that if it weren't for Huck, Jim would never have been ...

• Word Count: 1889
• Approx Pages: 8
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School