The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Character Analysis (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Flashcards
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Huck Finn's role in the novel
Huck Finn's role in the novel
Protagonist and narrator
How Huck escapes from Pap
How Huck escapes from Pap
By faking his death
Meaning of Huck's 'I'll go to hell' quote
Meaning of Huck's 'I'll go to hell' quote
Rejection of societal norms for moral judgement
Jim's role to Huck
Jim's role to Huck
Moral guide and father figure
Who freed Jim in their will
Who freed Jim in their will
Miss Watson
Nature of Tom Sawyer's plan to free Jim
Nature of Tom Sawyer's plan to free Jim
Elaborate and unnecessary
What Duke and King represent
What Duke and King represent
Corrupt and exploitative aspects of society
Duke and King's final punishment
Duke and King's final punishment
Tarred and feathered by a mob
Widow Douglas and Miss Watson's goal for Huck
Widow Douglas and Miss Watson's goal for Huck
To 'sivilize' him
What Pap opposes about Huck
What Pap opposes about Huck
His education and self-improvement