What is the feud between the Grangerfords and Shepherdsons about?
What do the Grangerfords represent and Shepherdsons?
These two families are a mirror of the North and South during the Civil War. The Grangerfords represent the South, while the Shepherdsons represent the North. We can see in his writings that he believed the Civil War was wrong and could be avoided.
You might also wonder, "What did Huck learn from both the Grangerfords' and the Shepherdsons?" According to Huck, the Grangerfords, and the Shepherdsons, Jack, the slave Huck was assigned, has little to do because Huck is used in taking care of himself. Buck and Huck get along well and enjoy spending time together. Huck soon learns about the Shepherdsons, another aristocratic family.
What does Huck Finn's feud symbolise in this context?
Finn. The family feud is a symbol of Civil War. Twain includes symbols in addition to his characters.
Who are the Shepherdsons of Huck Finn?
Shepherdsons - The Grangerfords' opposing family. They are the Grangerfords' enemy and responsible for Buck's death and those of his brothers. Buck: The youngest son of the Grangerford families. Buck becomes close friends with Huck.
How do both Grangerfords and Shepherdsons?
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How are Huck and Buck similar?
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How did Buck die in Huckleberry Finn?
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Who does Huck tell the Grangerfords he is?
Why does Huck take a new name?
Who dies Huck Finn?
How does Huck feel about life on the raft?
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Does Huck takes part in the Grangerfords shootout?
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