"Reader Response 3: Huck Finn (14-18)"

Huck was impressed by the Grangerford’s house because where he came from people didn’t dress, act, or live like that. The house was huge. The people were rich but yet so nice to Huck. They treated him like a son like he was a Grangerford’s. Huck said “what a mighty nice family and a might nice house. I haven’t seen no house like this in the country before” Ch.17, pg.75 and para.3
The books in the Grangerford’s house were special because the help huck. Huck never got much of an education. Huck saw these books as classics. Twains view of education was not so bright. Twains view of education was important but to huck and the people and the time line this book took place in, it wasn’t very important.
What’s unique about the drawings, poems ect, was that they were so descriptive. The Girl seems to be obsessed with art. Twain made this very descriptive because he wants the reader to see what he’s seeing and his imagination and the significance to the girl on the bridge was it was supposes to be the girl and she need more help and she feels like she wants to give up. Like she can’t handle it with just her. Huck is so touched by the art because he see she needs help and want to do anything he cant to help her.