1. What information can you gather about the society that is depicted in this story?
In Huckleberry Finn the community is close nit, I mean the Widow Douglas took Huckleberry in as her own after thinking of him as a lost soul looking for guidance.

2. What influences can you see impact the life of the characters as they are growing up (religious, political, social, and familial?)
In Huckleberry Finn he is mostly impacted by his friend Tom who gets him to do things that could be harmful. In Kim, the main character is impacted the most by religion seeing as though there really isn’t anyone else he can rely on.

3. Who is the narrator of the story? Is the view biased or limited in some way? Why do you believe this to be true?
The narrator of Huckleberry Finn is Huckleberry. I do think his views are biased I mean the way he talks about Jim; he calls him nigger Jim instead of Jim because he is black. I believe this to be true because he talks about all of the Africans like that

4. If you think it is a third party telling the story, justify your answer, with examples from the text.

5. Can this text be seen as a historical document? Why and why not? Justify your response. ( For example: Do you see a connection/parallel between Kim’s wonderment as he watches events unfold before him , and the details of the Wonder House( Ajaib Ghar) in the Lahore Museum? )
I don’t think that this text could be seen as an historical, even though there are some
parts that may have been based on past events. Huckleberry Finn could not be an historical document because most of what is happening in front of him were created from the imagination of Mark Twain.