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Explore the long-standing feud between the Grangerfords and Shepherdsons in Twain's novel, depicting themes of honor, satire, and irony. Analyze the origins of the feud and its portrayal of war, with a focus on Huck's reactions and morality. Dive into the church scene in Chapter 18 to unravel Twain's commentary on romanticized ideals.

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Discussion Questions

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  1. Discussion Questions • Why have the Grangerfords and the Shepherdsons continued their feud for more than thirty years? Explain the details about how the feud started and what it concerned.

  2. Discussion Questions • What does this show about the Grangerford/Shepherdson code of honor?

  3. Discussion Questions • How has Twain used the Grangerford/Shepherdson feud to satirize a romantic view of war?

  4. Discussion Questions • Discuss the part in chapter 18 where they go to the church. Explain what Huck says about it in your own words. Why is this scene show irony?

  5. Discussion Questions • What is Huck’s reaction to the battle? Describe. • What does this tell you about his morality?

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