and he believes at first that this is the king and the duke, but then he shares his suspicions with ggekieve me, the real king and duke, they are no different from the real one, they brought themselves out in the same way , what else is wonderful about this book is that - through each page jim literally gradually turns from a thing into a person, perception, again, gekko and so on, that is, this is precisely the message of the book, i think, because well for america at that time, it was a monstrous shock that a black man , that you suddenly... the book shows how a person , who was previously read as a thing, reasons, thinks, shows some completely human things, emotions, and so on, well, when tom was wounded in the leg, g could have run away, but he stayed so that the boy could be saved , this book was so essentially a slap in the face to american society that now this book is probably banned in america now, i don’t even know, because no , not prohibited, but there they rewrote all sorts of n-words into more politically correct ones, so that i wonder what kind of african-american they are

the same hamingway wrote that hekelfin is needed read to the point where negro jim is stolen from ggeky perishable and gloomy, this is where it could have ended, well , it seems to me that it is very relevant. he was locked in a house or some hut, he can’t go to school there, well, in general, this is not life, he runs away from his father imitating his murder, and he chops up some pig there, i must say, he’s a guy so strong, he always comes up with very practical ways to get out of the situation and then he finds this runaway black man jim is on some island and together they are already traveling along the river, but about, about the imitation of a murder, it’s also very interesting, because just a couple of hours ago i found the most obvious parallels between heckelbrefin and the film dead man by jim jarmusch, by the way, it’s interesting, you i haven’t seen the film jarmuschwetz, be sure to watch it, it’s absolutely great , be sure to watch it, because that’s the point, too, that if you re-read this book from the position that huck didn’t actually fake his death, but actually died,