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- Narrator point of view: Gives reader the thoughts and feelings of all the characters. (example: Jim the slave, he didn't wanna be sold down the river so badly he had to run away and not get captured.)

-tone: The attitude of the author when it comes to a certain subject or scene. (example: The author makes Huck's tone more moralistic)

- author’s purpose: reason why the author decided to write the story. (example: Huckleberry Finn is talking about slavery and racism)

- dialect: Spelling and grammar used by a particular group of people to distinguish them from others. (example: Jim's dialogue is full of improper words and phrases.)

- symbolism: The use of symbols to signify an idea or thought. (example: The book symbolizes freedom)

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Huck was meant to be a natural of life. This was shown through his curiosity and freedom of spirit. He had the motivation to escape civilization. He was raised without any rules or consequences. So he has a way to resist people from taking him in and educate him about behavior. But having freedom wasn't the only theme in this story. There was also the lack of freedom. For example a character in the story named Jim he's a slave that has no freedom what so ever.

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The story about Huckleberry Finn is about a young boy Huck and a runaway slave. They were in search of freedom and adventure. Huck finds his way out of this abandoned house in the woods and found a way into the world. Huck pretending to be a girl to get some information, but accidentally ending up on a wrecked steamship full of thieves. Huck was separated after a near-drowning situation. Huck was taken in by the wealthy Grangerfords, who were embroiled in a deadly feud with another family. Huck then joined up with some theater con artists who scam a whole town of people. Pretending to be Tom Sawyer.

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Mark Twain

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Kate Chopin

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Ambrose Bierce

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Realism emerged from realist painters that rejected romanticism. which then led to realism dominating French literature and Art. Realism is considered apart of the beginning of modern art. This is because of the everyday conviction and modern life are suitable subject to art. Realism explain how life was structured socially, economically, and politically. When realism was shown in a painting it had ugly portrayals because of unpleasant life events. Realism can show the darkest times. Realism can also show the beauty in life. Soon enough realism became one of the most common art movements in history.

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Realism started in the mid nineteen century in France. Realism is a movement in art that points out fantasies and romance and inserts what is real. In the literary world writers use realism to use as a technique to explain story elements. With realism writers don't need to sugar-coat any events and they don't need to use decorative languages of any sort. Realism is the opposite of romanticism because romanticism revolves around love, feelings, and nature. Realism shows you what's really happening and it illustrates life without romanticism. Realism makes the reader face reality. Realism focuses on actualities of life and how life isn't always fair.