Humour and Satire are two elements of the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn which contribute to its fame. The different kinds of satire present in the novel make fun of the nineteenth century American society in a multitude of ways. Many of the aspects which Mark Twain makes fun of are still present in contemporary America, as example, prejudice and racism. The clever use of satire together with the humorous writing contributes to the timelessness of Huckleberry Finn. The reason why this novel is so beloved is likely because of these aspects. The writing style is very different in this novel and is likely to scare of many novice readers. The use of difficult dialects and the many subtle messages to the reader are only two aspects which a novice