The Life of Mark Twain/personal book analysis/review of literary critiscism

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…clearly be seen by looking at the origin of his name "Huckleberry". He was given this name because at a young age he had been eating huckleberries. His dependence made him loyal to the Mississippi River. The personification of the river that Huck uses clearly shows his feelings and thankfulness to the river. The personification also helped show how important the river was to not only Huck but to all of the river towns and