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Which character in Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is best described as "humorous,
adventurous, and good-hearted"?

my answer choices are
a.) The king
b.) Huck
c.) Mary Jane
d.) The duke​

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The character in Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn described as "humorous, adventurous, and good-hearted" is option b) Huck.

What are the characteristics of Huck?

  • Huck is very adventurous, humorous, and good-hearted all throughout the story from friends.
  • He goes by the nickname Huck but constantly has conversations with his conscience as he struggles to find out what is wrong and what is right and society.
  • The boy-narrator of the novel, Huck is the son of a vicious town who has been adopted into normal society by the Widow Douglass after the events of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
  • In his love for freedom, Huck rebels both against his father Pap’s debauchery and its seeming opposite, a sternly straight-laced but hypocritical society.
  • Huck’s maturation is impeded, though, by his respectable and bright but boyishly self-indulgent friend, Tom Sawyer.

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The character in Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is expressed as "humorous, adventurous, and good-hearted" exists  Huck.

What are the characteristics of Huck?

Huck exists very adventurous, humorous, and good-hearted all throughout the story from friends.

He goes by the nickname Huck but frequently has conversations with his conscience as he stumbles to find out what is wrong and what is right and society.

The boy-narrator of the novel, Huck exists the son of a vicious town who has been adopted into normal society by the Widow Douglass after the events of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.

In his love for freedom, Huck insurgents both against his father Pap’s corruption and its seeming opposite, a sternly straight-laced but hypocritical society.

Huck’s maturation is restricted, though, by his respectable and brilliant but boyishly self-indulgent friend, Tom Sawyer.

To learn more about Mark Twain's Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, refer to:

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