What is an example of humorous aside in Huckleberry Finn?

Answer 1

One example of humorous aside is when Huck explains to the readers that Jim and himself will no longer steal crab apples and p'simmons. Huck then explains that he is glad they settled on the crabapples and p'simmons because crabapples ain't ever good and p'simmons wouln't be ripe for two or three months.

Answer 2

In "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," an example of a humorous aside is when Huck comments about being tired of constantly scraping off snakes and other critters from Jim's raft, jokingly saying he might as well "swaller the lot and have it over with." This aside adds some levity to the tense situation of trying to escape the dangers along the Mississippi River.

Answer 3

A hippo.

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