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Huck Finn is a boy who lives by the Mississippi river and he doesn’t like living “civilized” he prefers living outside on his own. He isn’t educated very well and he believes that ghosts and spirits are real, and he is very careful to not upset them.

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The way he likes to live makes people think of him oddly and he doesn’t mind being an outsider.

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He could if he wanted to but he almost prefers being an outsider because he has a lot more freedom. Huck Finn also believe in the stuff they were trying to teach him.

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Why is Huck Finn one of the most important books in America?

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Why is Huck Finn one of the most important books in America?

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It shows people the problems that existed and still exist to some extent today through satire. It also shows how people can different but can still help each other even it goes against their better judgment or even if other people judge them for doing it.

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Emmett Till was the only actual real character in the book, he was an African American that was from Chicago and he was visiting family when he was kidnapped and murder because he wasn’t white and he disrespected a white women even though it became known that he never did anything. He also doesn’t understand that he needed to be more careful. He was in the south because he was used to being in the north.

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He wasn’t from the south so he didn’t know how to act about people treating him differently because of the color of his skin.

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He wouldn’t have been able to become an insider because of how people in the south treated him because of the color of his skin, even if he was accepted in the north he wouldn’t be able to be seen the same in the south at that time.

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How did this book affect my views of society today?

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How did this book affect my views of society today?

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I noticed that some people have some of the same or similar views about different kinds of people today that they did back during slavery.

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Beneatha wants to be a doctor and she loves learning about how her ancestors lived, but she has a hard time finding a hobby and sticking to it.

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She is seen as weird by a lot of people, even her family sometimes because she dreams big and she’s always changing what she does. Beneatha and her family were also seen as different because of the color of their skin.

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Beneatha and the rest of the Younger family moved to a house in an all-white community, and they lived in a time where people’s ideas about skin color were starting to change.

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What was an important symbol in the book?

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What was an important symbol in the book?

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The plant was an important symbol because it showed the family’s dream to own a house and have a garden, so it shows hope for the future.

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The nurse took care of Juliet and was like her mother to her, she was a little odd but that didn’t matter to Juliet.

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She was seen as odd and she would often ramble on and on and start talking about something that was really random.

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She could but she was perfectly fine being seen as weird and taking care of Juliet.

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How did the film make the story more memorable?

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How did the film make the story more memorable?

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All of the characters showed their emotions made the story seem more real than when we were reading it in class. Like when Juliet is arranged to marry Pairs it makes it seem a lot more emotional than I thought it was.