The inevitability of change from "summary" of The Complete Short Stories by Mark Twain
Change is the one constant in life, like the Mississippi River flowing ceaselessly towards the sea. It is an unstoppable force, shaping the world in ways both subtle and profound. In Mark Twain's stories, this theme of change is woven into the very fabric of the narratives, reflecting the author's keen observation of human nature and society. Twain's characters often find themselves caught in the currents of change, whether they are navigating the shifting tides of social norms or grappling with personal transformations. From the innocent Huck Finn embarking on a journey of self-discovery down the river, to the wily Tom Sawyer outwitting his adversaries with clever schemes, each protagonist is faced with challenges that force them to adapt and ev...
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