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Realism is taking a situation on how is was give and perceived, then priming to be prepared for the situation. Realism came about in the 1800's . Realism authors and artists didn't like the idea of romanticism. Realist try to depict life as accurate and have unsentimental situations of everyday occurrence. They show characters urban environments and people from the lower class. They also use naturalism. To show that the characters are affected by outside forces like weather or where they grew up.

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Realism came about when authors didn't like the idea of over emotion and drama. It started after the 1848 Revolution. Instead of showing people being larger than life, they are ordinary people you'd see everyday.

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Daniel Ridgway Knight, Waiting for the Ferry, 1885

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Daniel Ridgway Knight, Waiting for the Ferry, 1885

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This shows some people who live in the rural areas waiting by the river for a ferry.

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Huckleberry Finn is written in first-person from Huckleberry's view. The tone of the story if virtuous as it is in the view of a young boy. Mark Twain's purpose of writing Huckleberry Finn was to bring light to the world of slavery and show the growth of a person since he runs away with a slave named JIm. Huckleberry has a dialect where it is very informal since he is from he the riverside while other characters don't enunciate their words like those with little education or have formal accents of those that live in urban cities. One major symbol in Huckleberry Finn is the Mississippi River. The river symbolized freedom since Huckleberry is running away and Jim is also fleeing.

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This picture is of a woman carrying a stack of wheat or grains on a farm. she isn't wearing shoes or any thing special either. b

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Léon Augustin Lhermitte, La paye des moissonneurs/Paying the Harvesters

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Léon Augustin Lhermitte, La paye des moissonneurs/Paying the Harvesters

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This picture shows ordinary citizens or farmers taking a break or taking to fellow friends.

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One theme of Huckleberry Finn is the clashing of natural life and civilization. Huckleberry is representation freedom and an escape while the he is getting forced to conform to the civil ways. The next theme is honor. Honor is showed throughout
the book where Tom and Huckleberry honorable steal from people.The third theme is mocking religion. Huckleberry is very reluctant to respect the people's religion. One other theme in Huckleberry Finn is superstition. The characters all believe is some type of superstitious idea, even though they are logical characters.

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Huckleberry Finn is the sequel to Tom Sawyer. Huckleberry is a young boy who has run away from home. As he is going down the Mississippi River, he meets a slave who has run away named Jim. Jim used to be Huckleberry's aunt's slave. They go on a little voyage down the river. Along the trip, they run into problems where they have to help themselves and each other. They meet a lot of distinguishable characters along the way. At one point, Huckleberry sells Jim to his friend's uncle. They then have an epiphany at the end.