1. Mark Twain as the creator of a unique image.
2. Advantages and disadvantages of the hero.
3. Tom Sawyer is one of the most beloved characters in world literature.
Perhaps there is no more or less literate person in the world who has not read the novel by the famous American prose writer M. Twain. He created many wonderful works, such as “The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn”, “The Prince and the Pauper”, “Joan of Arc” and others. But it is “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” that is best known and loved by adult and young readers all over the world. What is the secret of such great and long-lasting popularity? It seems to me that it lies in the enormous charm that the author’s talented pen endowed on the image of this restless, restless boy.
In world literature there are a great many images of boys - adventurers, but Twain's hero is unique and original. At first glance, he is a completely ordinary boy from a small provincial American town. Like thousands and millions of his neighbors, Tom does not like to do household chores, hates going to school, prefers shabby clothes to a smart suit, and as for shoes, he tries to do without them. Attending church and especially Sunday school is real torture for him. Tom has a lot of friends who are just as naughty as he is. His intelligent head is constantly filled with all kinds of fantasies and inventions. Most likely, if the boy's parents were alive, he would have grown up more obedient and less wayward. The old maid - Aunt Polly - with all her efforts could not cope with the restless nephew entrusted to her care. But it was precisely this freedom that allowed Tom to remain a sincere, spontaneous, organic being. Of course, he is characterized by cunning, he can lie without any remorse, “steal” a delicacy without permission, but with all this, it is almost impossible to get angry with him.
At first glance, Tom Sawyer is the same ordinary boy as most of his peers. But still - special hero, because Twain endowed him with all the most wonderful qualities that a teenager can have.
Tom loves Aunt Polly dearly. Not knowing how to pacify his inclinations, the boy nevertheless worries if he sees that he is causing his aunt anxiety and grief. This is characterized by a sense of justice. He does not tolerate pretense, hypocrisy, or insincerity. That is why the obedient brother Sid often becomes the object of Tom's hostility. Sometimes the boy is overcome by the desire to become a good, “correct” child; it is not his fault that he most often fails to curb his irrepressible temper. What Tom Sawyer has in common with all the boys in the world is that he does not tolerate boredom, routine, or monotony. Cramming, sad stay on church service he will always prefer spanking or other physical punishment. This is a lively, impressionable nature with a rich imagination.
Not every adult is capable of admitting that he is wrong, but anyone can do it. Repenting of his escape from home, the boy convinces his friends to return to the city.
Tom Sawyer has many extraordinary character traits. One of them is his entrepreneurial spirit. It’s not for nothing that the episode with the fence has become a textbook one. Here the boy shows remarkable abilities as a psychologist and organizer. Leadership qualities are generally inherent in Tom. He easily manages to inspire his less inventive and brave friends to take risky actions. Tom is able to wholeheartedly sympathize with those who undeservedly suffer insult and injustice. Despite his fear of Injun Joe, Tom, along with his bosom friend Huckleberry Finn, risking their lives, helps out the hapless Muff Potter by testifying in court. On such a brave deed, accomplished by a sympathetic boy, not every adult is capable of. This, in my opinion, is true heroism.
Another episode showing us Tom himself the best side, - pages about how he got lost in a cave with Becky Thatcher. The boy managed to keep his cool and find a way out, while still constantly supporting, comforting and encouraging the girl. In the finale, Tom helps neutralize a gang of bandits and save the life of a respectable townswoman.
The author rewards his hero - Tom becomes a rich man, a heroic figure, and deserves the respect of the most prominent townspeople. However, even this last test the boy passes with flying colors. He does not become arrogant, does not boast of his heroism and wealth. This is still a spontaneous teenager full of charm.
Saying goodbye to him, the reader remains convinced that Tom Sawyer will keep all his best qualities, will become wonderful person and having turned into an adult man, he will do many more wonderful things.
Composition
1. Mark Twain as the creator of a unique image.
2. Advantages and disadvantages of the hero.
3. Tom Sawyer is one of the most beloved heroes in world literature.
Perhaps there is no more or less literate person in the world who has not read the novel by the famous American prose writer M. Twain. He created many wonderful works, such as “The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn”, “The Prince and the Pauper”, “Joan of Arc” and others. But it is “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” that is best known and loved by adult and young readers all over the world. What is the secret of such great and long-lasting popularity? It seems to me that it lies in the enormous charm that the author’s talented pen endowed on the image of this restless, restless boy.
In world literature there are a great many images of boys - adventurers, but Twain's hero is unique and original. At first glance, he is a completely ordinary boy from a small provincial American town. Like thousands and millions of his neighbors, Tom does not like to do household chores, hates going to school, prefers shabby clothes to a smart suit, and as for shoes, he tries to do without them. Attending church and especially Sunday school is real torture for him. Tom has a lot of friends who are just as naughty as he is. His intelligent head is constantly filled with all kinds of fantasies and inventions. Most likely, if the boy's parents were alive, he would have grown up more obedient and less wayward. The old maid - Aunt Polly - with all her efforts could not cope with the restless nephew entrusted to her care. But it was precisely this freedom that allowed Tom to remain a sincere, spontaneous, organic being. Of course, he is characterized by cunning, he can lie without any remorse, “steal” a delicacy without permission, but with all this, it is almost impossible to get angry with him.
At first glance, Tom Sawyer is the same ordinary boy as most of his peers. And yet he is a special hero, since Twain endowed him with all the most wonderful qualities that can only be inherent in a teenager.
Tom loves Aunt Polly dearly. Not knowing how to pacify his inclinations, the boy nevertheless worries if he sees that he is causing his aunt anxiety and grief. This is characterized by a sense of justice. He does not tolerate pretense, hypocrisy, or insincerity. That is why the obedient brother Sid often becomes the object of Tom's hostility. Sometimes the boy is overcome by the desire to become a good, “correct” child; it is not his fault that he most often fails to curb his irrepressible temper. What Tom Sawyer has in common with all the boys in the world is that he does not tolerate boredom, routine, or monotony. He will always prefer spanking or other physical punishment to cramming and sadness at a church service. This is a lively, impressionable nature with a rich imagination.
Not every adult is capable of admitting that he is wrong, but anyone can do it. Repenting of his escape from home, the boy convinces his friends to return to the city.
Tom Sawyer has many extraordinary character traits. One of them is his entrepreneurial spirit. It’s not for nothing that the episode with the fence has become a textbook one. Here the boy shows remarkable abilities as a psychologist and organizer. Leadership qualities are generally inherent in Tom. He easily manages to inspire his less inventive and brave friends to take risky actions. Tom is able to wholeheartedly sympathize with those who undeservedly suffer insult and injustice. Despite his fear of Injun Joe, Tom, along with his bosom friend Huckleberry Finn, risking their lives, helps out the hapless Muff Potter by testifying in court. Not every adult is capable of such a brave act committed by a sympathetic boy. This, in my opinion, is true heroism.
Another episode that shows us Tom at his best is the pages about him getting lost in the cave with Becky Thatcher. The boy managed to keep his cool and find a way out, while still constantly supporting, comforting and encouraging the girl. In the finale, Tom helps neutralize a gang of bandits and save the life of a respectable townswoman.
The author rewards his hero - Tom becomes a rich man, a heroic figure, and deserves the respect of the most prominent townspeople. However, even this last test the boy passes with flying colors. He does not become arrogant, does not boast of his heroism and wealth. This is still a spontaneous teenager full of charm.
Saying goodbye to him, the reader remains convinced that Tom Sawyer will retain all his best qualities, become a wonderful person and, having turned into an adult man, will do many more wonderful things.
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But it is “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” that is best known and loved by adult and young readers all over the world. What is the secret of such great and long-lasting popularity? It seems to me that it lies in the enormous charm that the author’s talented pen endowed on the image of this restless, restless boy.
In world literature there are a great many images of boys - adventurers, but Twain's hero is unique and original. At first glance, he is a completely ordinary boy from a small provincial American town. Like thousands and millions of his neighbors, Tom does not like to do household chores, hates going to school, prefers shabby clothes to a smart suit, and as for shoes, he tries to do without them. Attending church and especially Sunday school is real torture for him. Tom has a lot of friends who are just as naughty as he is. His intelligent head is constantly filled with all kinds of fantasies and inventions. Most likely, if the boy's parents were alive, he would have grown up more obedient and less wayward. The old maid - Aunt Polly - with all her efforts could not cope with the restless nephew entrusted to her care. But it was precisely this freedom that allowed Tom to remain a sincere, spontaneous, organic being. Of course, he is characterized by cunning, he can lie without any remorse, “steal” a delicacy without permission, but with all this, it is almost impossible to get angry with him.
At first glance, Tom Sawyer is the same ordinary boy as most of his peers. And yet he is a special hero, since Twain endowed him with all the most wonderful qualities that can only be inherent in a teenager.
Tom loves Aunt Polly dearly. Not knowing how to pacify his inclinations, the boy nevertheless worries if he sees that he is causing his aunt anxiety and grief. This is characterized by a sense of justice. He does not tolerate pretense, hypocrisy, or insincerity. That is why the obedient brother Sid often becomes the object of Tom's hostility. Sometimes the boy is overcome by the desire to become a good, “correct” child; it is not his fault that he most often fails to curb his irrepressible temper. What Tom Sawyer has in common with all the boys in the world is that he does not tolerate boredom, routine, or monotony. He will always prefer spanking or other physical punishment to cramming and sadness at a church service. This is a lively, impressionable nature with a rich imagination. Not every adult is capable of admitting that he is wrong, but anyone can do it. Repenting of his escape from home, the boy convinces his friends to return to the city.
Tom Sawyer has many extraordinary character traits. One of them is his entrepreneurial spirit. It’s not for nothing that the episode with the fence has become a textbook one. Here the boy shows remarkable abilities as a psychologist and organizer. Leadership qualities are generally inherent in Tom. He easily manages to inspire his less inventive and brave friends to take risky actions.
Tom is able to wholeheartedly sympathize with those who undeservedly suffer insult and injustice. Despite his fear of Injun Joe, Tom, along with his bosom friend Huckleberry Finn, risking their lives, helps out the hapless Muff Potter by testifying in court. Not every adult is capable of such a brave act committed by a sympathetic boy. This, in my opinion, is true heroism.
Another episode that shows us Tom at his best is the pages about him getting lost in the cave with Becky Thatcher. The boy managed to keep his cool and find a way out, while still constantly supporting, comforting and encouraging the girl. In the finale, Tom helps neutralize a gang of bandits and save the life of a respectable townswoman.
The author rewards his hero - Tom becomes a rich man, a heroic figure, and deserves the respect of the most prominent townspeople. However, even this last test the boy passes with flying colors. He does not become arrogant, does not boast of his heroism and wealth. This is still a spontaneous teenager full of charm.
Saying goodbye to him, the reader remains convinced that Tom Sawyer will retain all his best qualities, become a wonderful person and, having turned into an adult man, will do many more wonderful things.
1. Mark Twain as the creator of a unique image.
2. Advantages and disadvantages of the hero.
3. Tom Sawyer is one of the most beloved characters in world literature.
Perhaps there is no more or less literate person in the world who has not read the novel by the famous American prose writer M. Twain. He created many wonderful works, such as “The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn”, “The Prince and the Pauper”, “Joan of Arc” and others. But it is “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” that is best known and loved by adult and young readers all over the world. What is the secret of such great and long-lasting popularity? It seems to me that it lies in the enormous charm that the author’s talented pen endowed on the image of this restless, restless boy.
In world literature there are a great many images of boys - adventurers, but Twain's hero is unique and original. At first glance, he is a completely ordinary boy from a small provincial American town. Like thousands and millions of his neighbors, Tom does not like to do household chores, hates going to school, prefers shabby clothes to a smart suit, and as for shoes, he tries to do without them. Attending church and especially Sunday school is real torture for him. Tom has a lot of friends who are just as naughty as he is. His intelligent head is constantly filled with all kinds of fantasies and inventions. Most likely, if the boy's parents were alive, he would have grown up more obedient and less wayward. The old maid - Aunt Polly - with all her efforts could not cope with the restless nephew entrusted to her care. But it was precisely this freedom that allowed Tom to remain a sincere, spontaneous, organic being. Of course, he is characterized by cunning, he can lie without any remorse, “steal” a delicacy without permission, but with all this, it is almost impossible to get angry with him.
At first glance, Tom Sawyer is the same ordinary boy as most of his peers. And yet he is a special hero, since Twain endowed him with all the most wonderful qualities that can only be inherent in a teenager.
Tom loves Aunt Polly dearly. Not knowing how to pacify his inclinations, the boy nevertheless worries if he sees that he is causing his aunt anxiety and grief. This is characterized by a sense of justice. He does not tolerate pretense, hypocrisy, or insincerity. That is why the obedient brother Sid often becomes the object of Tom's hostility. Sometimes the boy is overcome by the desire to become a good, “correct” child; it is not his fault that he most often fails to curb his irrepressible temper. What Tom Sawyer has in common with all the boys in the world is that he does not tolerate boredom, routine, or monotony. He will always prefer spanking or other physical punishment to cramming and sadness at a church service. This is a lively, impressionable nature with a rich imagination.
Not every adult is capable of admitting that he is wrong, but anyone can do it. Repenting of his escape from home, the boy convinces his friends to return to the city.
Tom Sawyer has many extraordinary character traits. One of them is his entrepreneurial spirit. It’s not for nothing that the episode with the fence has become a textbook one. Here the boy shows remarkable abilities as a psychologist and organizer. Leadership qualities are generally inherent in Tom. He easily manages to inspire his less inventive and brave friends to take risky actions. Tom is able to wholeheartedly sympathize with those who undeservedly suffer insult and injustice. Despite his fear of Injun Joe, Tom, along with his bosom friend Huckleberry Finn, risking their lives, helps out the hapless Muff Potter by testifying in court. Not every adult is capable of such a brave act committed by a sympathetic boy. This, in my opinion, is true heroism.
Another episode that shows us Tom at his best is the pages about him getting lost in the cave with Becky Thatcher. The boy managed to keep his cool and find a way out, while still constantly supporting, comforting and encouraging the girl. In the finale, Tom helps neutralize a gang of bandits and save the life of a respectable townswoman.
The author rewards his hero - Tom becomes a rich man, a heroic figure, and deserves the respect of the most prominent townspeople. However, even this last test the boy passes with flying colors. He does not become arrogant, does not boast of his heroism and wealth. This is still a spontaneous teenager full of charm.
Saying goodbye to him, the reader remains convinced that Tom Sawyer will retain all his best qualities, become a wonderful person and, having turned into an adult man, will do many more wonderful things.
Biography and some facts about Tom's life
Tom Sawyer is the hero of Mark Twain's novels “Get Tom Sawyer” (1876) and “Get Huckleberry Finn” (1884). This character looks like a twelve-year-old boy, who is a resident of the small provincial American town of St. Petersburg on the Mississippi. He is an orphan, but his deceased mother’s sister, the pious Aunt Pollya, is his father. The boy has absolutely no problem with his life, as if it were going on without hesitation, except for the hesitation to adhere to the secretly accepted rules: go to school, attend church services every week, dress neatly, behave well at the table, go to bed early. It’s not surprising that these hateful rules are being broken again and again, which causes the storm of wrath of my uncle’s aunt.
Risi to Tom's character
Obsessiveness and intimacy are not to be expected. Well, who else, having given up the punishment to beat the iron parkan, would have turned to the right so that the parkan would be slaughtered by other lads, having already paid the right to take the fate from the table to the greedy entry of children’s “treasures”, for example, with a dead squint . To take away the Bible from the city for the miraculous knowledge of its place, in fact, without knowing the row of water, is also far from possible. And Tom's axle snaked! To fool someone, to fool someone, to come up with something unexpected - this is Tom’s element. Those who read a lot, it is wrong and powerful to make life as bright as possible, just like the lives of the heroes of book novels. Vin goes into “love affairs”, the power of Indians, pirates, robbers. In any situation, Tom always spends his ebullient energy: either at night there is a sweet feeling on his face, or as a presenter at a great funeral.
Is Tom Sawyer a hero of his time?
Tom Sawyer is a hooligan in grade three, dumb and unhearing. And besides, the courageous and kind-hearted lad: you know, how he absolutely shamelessly twisted the undeserved noose of the unprofitable drunkard Meth Potter and was not afraid of incurring the wrath of a local frost on himself. Indian Joe. This is not the only heroic feature in Tom’s life. He also behaves like a good gentleman. For example, if you take on Becky Thatcher's guilt - girls, who are not supposed to be watched - and you see the reader's misunderstanding.
This is a handsome lad, this Tom Sawyer, and this is a child of his time, his place, a call to live for his noble lives. If required, you can completely take on the image of a boy with a decent family, of course, that’s how you do things. Tom’s statements about morality are childishly unimportant, but in no way do they fit into the norms of the family.
Well, the story of Tom Sawyer is a dreamlike speculation about a happy childhood, which is what the image of the protagonist of the story suggests. “Well, Tom Sawyer is just a psalm, translated into prose to give him a more worldly appearance,” wrote Mark Twain in the late 1880s. Until now, we have already fully realized that the life in America was just for the boys, Tom Sawyer’s daughter knew it at the same time as her childhood.
Characteristics of Tom Sawyer
Im: Tom Sawyer
Book hero:“Come Tom Sawyer” by Mark Twain
Vik: 10-12 days
Nationality: American
Osvita: primary school, weekly school
Old men: orphan, aunt Pollya
Portrait: a cunning and smart boy who fell in love with Becky Thatcher's girl. If you go to a week-long school, you swear not to cheat.
Put to friends: contributions from friendship.
Useful: farbuvanya parkan, becoming a svіdkom biyki na tsvintarі, court, blukannaya in the oven together with Becky Thatcher.
Characteristics and descriptions of Tom Sawyer
What kind of character does Tom Sawyer have? Both positive and negative, and even Tom is a great cotton man, to whom the authorities have not only goodness, but also shortcomings.
Positive words for Tom's character
- vitality, optimism
- obsessiveness
- the presence of great organizational skills
- energy
- guilt
- kindness
- width
- agility
- nobility of the soul
- romanticism
- display, display
- courage, bravery, goodness
- decency
- keep your bearings and find a way out of difficult situations
- sophistication
- chilliness
- stringiness
- justice
- remember to roast
- erudition
Negative consequences for Tom's character
- disobedience
- skill to the point of hooliganism
- supernatural self-satisfaction
- safety
- lightness
- susceptibility to risky behavior
- history until the creation of the most amazing developments
- the ability to worry about relatives
- the presence of bad signals (palinya)
Neutral figures for Tom's character
- cunning
- creativity to the point of fantasy, moodiness
Equal characteristics of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn (Huck)
| № | Characteristic | Volume | Huck |
| 1 | External look | Pure, awesome | “There was no need to stretch or wear clean clothes” |
| 2 | Spoilni risi character | Kind, generous, cheerful, good-natured, patient, fair, sympathetic, quick-witted, quick-witted, merciful | |
| 3 | Vibrant rice to character | Obsessive, greyly, laudable, non-turbo | Unattached, poor, independent |
| 4 | Social camp | An orphan, living in his homeland, has an aunt, a brother and a sister, having come from his “honorable homeland” | I don’t care about my homeland, my father is a drunkard, respecting the untrustworthy, “filthy cotton boy” |
| 5 | Material development | He lingers in the booth, purely chilled, I feel bad | Live with empty skins, dress in motorcycles from the shoulders of grown-ups, there are those who give kindness to people or catch fish |
| 6 | Vihovannya | “Dobre vihovaniy”, walk to school and church | Nevykhovany, he says, “I didn’t have to go to school, I didn’t have to go to church, I didn’t have to listen to anyone.” |
| 7 | Language and ideas | Attentive, calm | Lazy, uncultured, rude |
| 8 | Centuries between lads | Tom always made friends with Huck, not knowing anything about the secret, always sharing his enemies, learning about the benefits, reaching for this word | Take Tom with you in the nightly mandri, trust you, share your secrets with him, complete your routine |
| 9 | Up to date | More energetic, more responsive, more respectful, more helpful | |
| 10 | Raising other heroes to lads | The people of the town respect Tom, even those from the “honorable homeland”; The students of the class respected God through those who knew Huck; the teacher punishes harshly not just for being late, but for those who “wanted to talk to Huckleberry Finn in the street”; Meth Potter respects the finest among the lads; Becky Thatcher is considered “generous”; Judge Thatcher thinks highly of Tom and regards him as an “unpretentious lad” | All the mothers of the town were afraid of Huckleberry, they forbade their children to walk with him, and did not respect him. One year, after the Widow Douglas's funeral, Huck began to be respected, praised, and doors opened for him. |
| 11 | Author's description | Baiding, having fun for an hour, lazy, dull, patient, loving to guess and fantasize | “Romantic Volotsyuga”, bullied, does not recognize nonsense, tries to finish words, modest |
Analysis of Mark Twain’s novel “Come Tom Sawyer”
There probably aren’t more literate people in the world who haven’t read the novel by the famous American prose writer Mark Twain. He created many miraculous works, such as “The Fortunes of Huckleberry Finn”, “The Prince and the Marriage”, “Joan of Arc” and others. And “Come Tom Sawyer” is best known and loved by young and old readers all over the world. What is the secret of such great and unprecedented popularity? It seems to me that there is a great fascination with which the author’s talented pen has endowed the image of this restless, unruly boy.
The image of Tom Sawyer in secular literature
World literature has a lot of images of cotton-pranksters, but Twain’s hero is unique and unique. At first glance, this is an absolutely incredible cotton from a small provincial American town. Like thousands and millions of his neighbors, Tom doesn’t like to pack up his household clothes, he can’t stand going to school, he loves his worn out clothes more than a shaggy suit, and when he gets up, he always gets tired of it. walk around without anything. The establishment of churches, and especially week-long schools, requires special cakes.
Tom has a lot of friends, the same rascals as he himself. His head is constantly filled with all sorts of fantasies and guesses. After all, if the boy’s father were alive, he would be more listener and less obstinate. The old Tetonian maiden Polly, with all her desire, could not get into trouble with her restless nephew, who trusted her turbos. But this very freedom allowed Tom to be deprived of the broad, middle-of-the-road, organic underlay. It has become clear, in my tamed slyness, that without any need of proof you can get confused, “snatch” lasas without permission, and in any case, you can’t possibly get angry at anything.
Tom is a special hero
At first glance, Tom Sawyer is the same ordinary cotton boy as most of his peers. And yet, he is a special hero, the fragments of Twain endowing him with all the most monstrous qualities that anyone can add.
Tom loves Aunt Polly dearly. Without being able to quiet down his naughtiness, the boy, prote, is worried that it’s making his mother restless and embarrassed. That is why the authorities feel justice. Please do not tolerate deceit, hypocrisy, or unkindness. In fact, his rumored brother Sid often becomes an object of Tom’s dislike. Sometimes the boy feels the need to be a kind, “correct” child, it’s not his fault that he most often doesn’t bother to tidy up his unruly character. Most of the boys in the world of Tom Sawyer are those who cannot tolerate tedium, routine, monotony. Zubrіnnya, vaguely known at church services, will always be considered for more than flogging or other physical punishment. This is alive, nature is flowing with rich flowers. Not every mature man is capable of recognizing when he is wrong. Having repented of his loss from home, the boy persuades his friends to return to the place.
Tom Sawyer image
Tom Sawyer has no personality traits. One of them is his acceptability. It’s not for nothing that the episode with the fence has become a textbook. Here the boy shows the extraordinary qualities of a psychologist and organizer. The leadership's jabs inflamed the authorities in Tom. It’s easy for you to get drunk on the spoils of your lesser and good friends. This volume, created from a wide heart, sings to those who undeservedly endure injustice. In fear of Indian Joe, Tom and his inseparable friend Huckleberry Finn, risking their lives, blame the unfortunate Muff Potter, who gave a witness in court. For such a brave little fellow, the boy, who is far from being a grown-up man, can dream of such a brave soul. This, in my opinion, is true heroism.
Another episode that shows us the best side of Tom, the story about how he got lost in the oven with Becky Thatcher. The boys managed to maintain cold-bloodedness, to know a way out of which they could still steadily support, comfort and encourage the girl. At the end, Tom helps out to play bandits and steal the life of a respectable town.
Visnovok
At the end, the author wines his hero. Tom is rich, heroic, and deserves the respect of most prominent townspeople. However, the boy will continue to try and pass more quickly. He does not become thoughtful, does not boast of his heroism and wealth. This, as before, is the uninterrupted, new charm of the sauce.
Saying goodbye to him, the reader is left wondering that Tom Sawyer will save all his best rice, become a wonderful person and, transforming into an adult man, earn many more wonderful ingredients.
Well, the main character of Mark Twain’s good story, Tom Sawyer, is a simple lad, a deserter and a deserter, whose life is beyond convenience, light and joy. You can enjoy the unpredictability of everyday life and take away satisfaction from your life. This is also why I am my favorite literary hero.
In this manner, through the image of Tom Sawyer, portraying himself as a child. The fragments of the story have now come to light, as they became part of the current writer, and it can be called autobiographical..