DiscussTwain's use of contrasting ideas or character foils._Huck Finn_ Essay Mark Twain was, without question, the finest satirist of his time.Through his writing, one can see a deeper morality than most of his timeheld. His novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was no exception; heused his gift of satire to show the flaws of the people around him. Hecontrasted the illusion of freedom to reality, ignorance withenlightenment, and what is perceived as good …showed first 75 words of 523 total…

…showed last 75 words of 523 total…of making enough money to get drunk. Their original actioncan be perceived as good, but no true good comes from it. In _The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn_, Mark Twain did anexcellent job at showing humanity's delusions through eyes that, quiteoften, did not see them. Illusions of freedom, intelligence, andgoodness continue through today. Much like the people in Mark Twain'sday, the present-day public is still unaware that they are duped bythese every day of their lives.