Epilogue of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

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Epilogue of “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”

This epilogue is written from the point of view of Huckleberry Finn.

I knew that Jim was a loyal friend, he was there for me in times of need and I wanted it to stay that way.  Of course Tom was the best friend anyone could wish for and I didn’t want to be separated from him again, so we decided to go on an adventure together.  That night we all went to bed, dreaming about the thrilling adventures we were heading out for.

The following day we woke up shortly after sunrise, gathered all our belongings and were eager to explore the world.  We didn’t really have one destination in mind, at first I was planning to head for the West but then we decided to go somewhere in Asia.  Along the way we came across the most peculiar tribes, the majority of them welcomed us for dinner with open arms but others thought we were a bunch of trouble makers.  Some of the tribes gave us gifts to take with us because we told them about the long journey that we were on.  I guess it was an experience but at some stages I thought that we would never make it out of there in one piece.  

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The tribe I mainly remember consisted of ten young adults who escaped from their owners and formed a group who were determined to bring an end to slavery.  I admired them for their bravery to stand up for what they believed.  Personally I agreed with them but I wasn’t too sure about what the rich people would think.  Tom, Jim and I spent a few days with them, they were very friendly people and I was miserable when we left them but we had to continue our journey.  Meeting this tribe of people reminded me off when I found Jim ...

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