grangerford style more satire by twain

Grangerford StyleMore satire by Twain

Tacky or Classy

brass door knobs

CLASSY

Tacky or Classycarpeting

CLASSY

Tacky or Classy?

curtainswith castles,vines, and

cattle

Tacky or Classy

red brick fireplace

CLASSY

Tacky or Classytableclothwith red and blue

eagle

?

Tacky or Classy

TACKY

crockery parrot, cat, and dog

Tacky or Classycrockery

fruit basket(with chipped fruit)

TACKY

Tacky or Classy

TACKY

Piano(sounds like two

tin pans)

Tacky or Classymantle clock(doesn’t turn right)

TACKY

Tacky or Classybooks CLASSY

Tacky or Classywild turkey wing

fans

TACKY

Tacky or Classywhite-washedexterior walls

CLASSY

Tacky or Classy

Emmiline’ssorrowfulpaintings

?

The Grangerfords…

•Are not as classy as they seem•They might have money, but money doesn’t automatically bring sophistication

The fruitbasket…“…they warn’t real because you could see

where pieces had chipped off and showed the white chalk, or whatever it was, underneath.”

•The Grangerfords look great from the outside, but when you get closer, you see their flaws (chips) in their character/lifestyle.•Their hate for the Shepherdson is a major flaw that ruins the family.

Emmilene Grangerford…is an 1800 Gothic

obsessed with death and dyingirony – she died youngforeshadows the end of chapter 18

Twain uses satire to…Symbol – of the misery behind the Grangerford’s fascade

Huck says how hard it is to be a writer:Twain struggled writing Huck FinnTook 7-10 years