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Maslowich
1 year ago
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Based on this excerpt from Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, how does Huckleberry Finn differ from Tom Sawyer?​

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Rudik [331]1 year ago
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Answer:

So Huckleberry Finn is different from Tom Sawyer because he likes to get into trouble. However Tom Sawyer also likes getting into trouble but, he ends up going to live with his aunt sally because of some things that occurred in the story. I think that overall, Tom Sawyer is more mature than Huckleberry Finn though.

Explanation:

I read the book before so I should be able to answer a sentence or two.

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