Huck Civilized by the Widow Douglas

From The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain
Huck's misery under the Widow's civilizing efforts foreshadows the central tension of Huckleberry Finn and critiques 'respectability.'
Chapter 35

Huck complains the Widow's ways are 'awful regular and decent'; he can't smoke, can't swear, must wear clean clothes. Tom convinces him to endure it to join the robber gang.

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