sathf Satire of The Grangerfords and Pap

Mark Twain's novel "The Adventure of The Huckleberry Finn", Grangerfords of "Grangefouz and Badr" and Pap's satire were the two people Twain used to criticize civil society. Twain uses irony to express his belief that "civilization" society is neither moral nor moral nor civilized. Use exaggeration, stereotypes, satire through the story, ridicule Grangeford as a typical southern nobility and Patrick as a typical drunk "white garbage". After the ferry accident, Hack appeared to have lost his slave association gym after landing.

Twain highlights the irony of American societal flaws. It makes it a frequently banned novel by UN Stein. I believe that the audience of the novel does not see the sarcasm, or that the novel is a racist literary work or that people perceive the irony and despise their white and American images. Twain uses sarcastic elements by presenting three different examples in the novel; Pap's positive racism is true for the religious practices of the family of Sheperdson and Grangerford. The town is shown and faced to angry thugs

Once again we see the irony of the novel through the concept of family feud. Shepardsons and Grangerfords are quarreling families, no one can remember why they fight. A young backseed song ranger respected Shepherdson and informed them that they are certainly not cowards but he wanted to kill them too badly though they knew little about the reason . It is said that this battle formed a special discord between the two families, Hatfields and McCoy. The two families had a huge controversy that lasted for many years. There are many similarities between imaginary beliefs and true feuds. Fictitious hatred is irony. Because it requires the occurrence of true feuds, makes them nonsense and stupid, and comments on the stupidity of humanity.

One of the main victims of Twain satire is religion. Throughout the book Twain uses various situations to mock rage religious beliefs. During this period Twain used a fight between Granger Ford and Shepherdon to satire the religion and reveal the hypocrisy of the people. Mark Twain wrote as follows. "We went to church about 3 miles next Sunday.All people are on a horse.They have guns .." Tween 109) For Twain this inconsistency is meaningless , Contrary to his common sense Hatred has been on for a long time and they do not know how and how to start again In addition, these people went to church to pray to God And when they finished they went out to kill each other because they go to church and show themself well in front of the community, not for religious purposes Another example of irony is when Huck said.