Tuesday, December 18, 2007

One would say that life on a raft would be more solitary then that of life in a town. In a city or town there are many people and buildings and a person usually feels apart of the society. On a raft, one would feel rather lonely and confined to the boundaries of the raft. Huck however feels as though he can do whatever he pleases without someone telling him what to do constantly. He thinks of it differently because he was brought up differently. He was always being told what to do and corrected until his early adolescent days.

1 comment:

Calypso said...

I agree with you about this; living on a raft is a chance for Huck to be independant and free from the constraints of people that tied him down previously in his life. He can be free and make his own decisions, which would definately appeal to him.