Analysis_Of_Tom_Sawyer

Analysis Of Tom Sawyer The character Tom Sawyer is the novel's hero, who appears in almost every scene. For me he is a genius, because his imagination and way of thinking is far beyond the thought of the average of his friends. He always thinks life as a huge game in which he is one of the players. Another character is Huck, which for me implies as the follower who always agrees to others opinions and ideas. He is somewhat a subordinate because of being uneducated. Injun Joe plays as the antagonist of the novel, which is the symbol of fear among the children. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer takes place in a small 19th century town in the village of St. Petersburg, Missouri. It is literally somewhat like at the edge of the earth where it is not linked to the civilization. Some scenes in the novel take place in the school and its premises, the church and in the whole town itself. Through these setting scenes Mark Twain takes us to an old typical American community that we cannot see today. He is like our tour guide to the past time. The plot and the conflict is surprising and shocking. Because the conflicts Tom experienced tom, sawyer, children, because, novel, adults, tom, scenes, person, adventures, way, town, takes, story, somewhat, small, should, read, place, part, one, experienced, every, being, always, written, world, words, witnessing, win, whole, war, village, view, uneducated, understand