The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Chapters 1-6
Twain Chooses a 13-year-old-boy as a narrator for his novel. In what way does this help to accomplish Twain's purpose? Discuss the ways in which a young, innocent narrator can make a profound statement about the hypocrisy of his society. Explain your answer.

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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Chapters 1-6 
Twain Chooses a 13-year-old-boy as a narrator for his novel. In what way does this help to accomplish Twain's purpose? Discuss the ways in which a young, innocent narrator can make a profound statement about the hypocrisy of his society. Explain your answer.

chris911 · Answer

He portrays how society has neglected a young boy who then finds a friend who is like the reject of society.  bye doing this huck is an crazy character who always gets in trouble likes to be like an pirate and steal things. He loves going on adventures. he sees life like an big adventure