What is the relationship between Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn?

Answer 1

Huck is a realist. He goes for the easiest most logical way out. He sees Jim as a real human being not some walking servant. Huck actually sits down and thinks about the lessons he's learn.

Tom is an Idealist. He believes the world lives off of books and stories. He still has the mind set that the "white elders" gave him. Seeing that Jim isn't really what you could consider a friend. Tome believes everything he hears from his elders. So in the end Tom is just an immature boy looking for fun and games while Huck is trying to learn morals throughout the story.

Answer 2

Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn are close friends in Mark Twain's novels. They have a strong bond and share many adventures together, with Tom often leading the schemes and Huckleberry providing a more pragmatic, down-to-earth perspective. Their friendship is central to the stories, showcasing the contrast between Tom's idealistic nature and Huck's more practical approach to life.

Answer 3

same characters, same authors, adventure story

Answer 4

Tom is more of a impractical individual and self direct in contrast to Huck whom is a practical person and down to earth.

Answer 5

The first was a "conventional narrative", written in the third person. The second was written in vernacular (Huck's native style of speaking), in the first person.

Answer 6

Mark Twain is the author while Tom Sawyer is the character in the adventures of tom sawyer

Answer 7

The boys are best friends.

Answer 8

Huckleberry is white and Jim is black.