DESCRIPTION OF ADVENTURES IN THE NOVELS OF MARK TWAIN
Keywords:
protagonist, adventure, plot, novel, Mark Twain, fiction, metaphorical, names, river.Abstract
This article is dedicated to the novels “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” and “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”, which were based on childhood memories, teenage years, and light days. But they also have what is happening, in an American village, or the common-minded people who live there. In the novels, such traditions as the harmony of provincial society with the whole country the formation of society, going to church every Sunday seemed boring to children.
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