Les aventures de Huckleberry Finn

Huck's voice feels so authentic and unfiltered. I'm curious whether Twain wanted to give readers a direct window into his worldview or if it evolved during writing.

Huck constantly grapples with what society expects versus what he personally feels is right. It made me wonder how readers interpret his growth.

The novel's portrayal of slavery and racial stereotypes is uncomfortable but historically significant. I wonder if modern readers see it as a critique or something else.