The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Environmental Comment 5

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer marked a further development of Mark Twain's realist creation. This book depicts the free and lively psychology of children and teenagers with cheerful pen and ink, and contrasts it with the vulgar and conservative life of ordinary citizens, highlighting the boredom and dullness of that life.

Tom is mischievous and lively, full of fantasy and a sense of justice, and plans to go out on adventures in order to get rid of the shackles of reality and fully enjoy the pleasures of freedom. All this contradicts the capitalist conditions of life and is intolerable to secular morality and the precepts of the Church. In general, exposing the stagnation of local life in the United States and the hypocrisy of religion are the main ideological contents.

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (TheadventureSoftomsawyer) is a novel published by American writer Mark Twain in 1876. ** The era was written before the Civil War, although it was written about the small town of St. Petersburg, but the town can be said to be a microcosm of American society at that time.

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1. The stars are twinkling in the sky, and the earth is silent. He slipped down the embankment, looked around with his eyes wide open, then dived into the water, swam three or four times, and then climbed to the dinghy at the stern of the boat, and lay down under the sitting, panting and waiting for the boat to start.

Excerpt from the environmental description of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.

He quietly slipped down the embankment, opened his eyes wide and looked around, then dived into the water, swam three or four times, and then climbed onto the "Tutu" wait-by dinghy at the stern, and lay down under the sitting, panting and waiting for the boat to start.

2. The sun rises and shines on the quiet world, and the quiet village seems to be bathed in holy light.

3. There is a very shallow beach in front of the island, and this place is a feng shui treasure that secretly touches the oak book. The island is deserted and uninhabited, very close to the opposite bank, close to the river bank and like a town with lush forests, inaccessible.

The evaluation of the protagonist in "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" is as follows;

Tom Sawyer's protagonist, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, is innocent and lively, daring to explore and pursue freedom, and he can't bear the boring life that restricts his personality and fantasizes about doing a heroic career.

He was a smart, playful and mischievous child, and his aunt punished him for not playing on Saturdays but painting the walls, but he would fool others that painting the walls was a fun thing to do, so that other children would rush to paint the walls for him. Tom has an adventurous style at heart, and he will ask his friends to be pirates. Tom is also resourceful, and together with Huck, he sabotages the plot of the murderer Joey, and finally gets the bad guys to get evil in their way.

**Through the adventures of the protagonist, it satirizes and criticizes the hypocritical and vulgar social customs, hypocritical religious rituals and stereotypical school education in the United States, and describes the free and lively hearts of children in a cheerful tone.

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Main Content:

Tom lost his mother at a young age, and was adopted by his aunt, and Tom, who was smart and mischievous, couldn't stand the control of his aunt and school teacher, and often skipped school to get into trouble. Late one night, he went to the cemetery to play with his good friend Huckleberry Finn and accidentally witnessed a ** case. Fearing that they would find out about it, Tom and Huckleberry fled to a desert island with another friend to become "pirates".

made the family think they were drowned, but they showed up at their "funeral", and after a fierce ideological struggle, Tom finally bravely stood up and testified. Soon after, during a picnic, he and his beloved girl, Becky, got lost in a cave, and faced the threat of death for three days and three nights.

Later, he finally managed to escape and found the buried treasure with his friend Huck. <>

Tom is a man of courage.

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is one of Mark Twain's classics, telling the adventures of Tom and his buddy Huck. The story has a profound social and educational significance, but it is also an imaginative and revelatory story that has been widely praised and read.

As a classic work of children's literature, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer has a unique charm. When reading the book for the first time, readers will be captivated by its engaging storyline and the various types of characters in it. In particular, the two protagonists, Tom and Huck, who depict many human characteristics in them, are also the prototypes of some characters in modern literature.

At the same time, this ** also depicts the social life and cultural customs of the southern town, and in this context, it goes deeper into some contradictions and problems in American society at that time.

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer has had a significant impact on American literature and global literature. It is one of the classics of American literature in the 19th century, and one of the greatest English books. Its impact extends far beyond the United States, and many readers hold it in high esteem.

People praise its storyline, characterization, analogies, and in-depth understanding of social issues**.

In conclusion, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a classic work of children's literature, and the adventure stories and characters it tells make this *** enduring. It not only influences American literature and global literature, but also allows us to discover new perspectives on human nature and society, and it is a classic that is full of educational significance, cultural essence and life wisdom that is worth reading and rereading. <>

The main theme of Tom Sono's Adventures is to attack the darkness of the society at that time, the dissatisfaction with the ruling class, and the desire and pursuit of a free life. Tells the story of Tom and Becky after they return home from a lost cave, and through Tom's adventures, the author's pursuit of values such as freedom, justice, friendship, and courage is expressed. Tom is mischievous, lively, full of fantasy, and has a sense of justice, and plans to go out on adventures in order to get rid of the shackles of reality and fully enjoy the fun of freedom.