Question

Why does Twain choose Huck as a narrator?

Answer 1

Huck Finn was chosen as the narrator by Mark Twain because of his naivety and ignorance of society's beliefs. Huck isn't the type of person who can be civilized; you can't force him to be someone he doesn't want to be.

What happens in Huckleberry Finn Chapter 5?

During the next few months, Huck begins to adjust to his new surroundings and even makes some progress in school. One heel print depicts the devil as two crossed nails. Huck notices the mark right away and hurries to Judge Thatcher. That night, Huck pays a visit to Jim, who claims to be in possession of a large, supernatural hairball from an ox's belly. Jim listens to the hairball and informs Huck's father that he has two angels, one black and one white, one bad and one good. He will have many joyful and terrible periods in his life, he will marry a poor lady and then a rich woman, and he should avoid the water because it is where he will die.

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