It is during a natural phenomenon such as a thunderstorm that huck uses his most artistic language. discuss huck's feeling about the thunderstorm. why is he not afraid of the storm? how does this symbolize his life on the river as opposed to life on the shore? explain your answer.

Question

Social Studies

Hailee Ruiz

30 August, 20:15

It is during a natural phenomenon such as a thunderstorm that huck uses his most artistic language. discuss huck's feeling about the thunderstorm. why is he not afraid of the storm? how does this symbolize his life on the river as opposed to life on the shore? explain your answer.

+1

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Timothy Sullivan · Answer 1

Huck is enchanted with the raw power and wildness of the storm, and he is not afraid because he is comfortable in nature, has a spirit of adventure, and knows how to take care of himself. The symbolism has to do with the conflict Huck has with the settled life on the shore in contrast to the wild, free-wheeling life on the river.