The most likely reason Twain included details from his own life:

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I believe it's because it would humanize the characters and make the reader relate more to the story, thus being more engaged.

rewona [7]2 years ago

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I think he may have done it so that people would remember him, and there may have been cool or interesting events that took place in his life.

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