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Huckleberry Finn Chapter 18 Analysis

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The key events of chapter eighteen begin with Huckleberry Finn enjoying his stay at the Grangerford household. Huckleberry Finn admires Colonial Grangerford’s generosity and stoic personality; he was a composed man with a lovely family. The Grangerforb family consisted of Bob, and Tom being the eldest sons. The Grangerforb daughters, Charlotte who was twenty-five and Sophia, twenty, were both beautiful and kind. Later, the youngest son, Buck, tried to shoot young Harney Shepherdson while hunting in the woods with Huckleberry Finn. Buck explains the feud between the Grangerford family and Shepherdson family dating back almost thirty years. The family’s feud has resulted in many deaths over the course of decades, recently including a young
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