The Adventures of Huck Finn

Audience emotional responses for 'The Adventures of Huck Finn' are primarily driven by a blend of its adventure, comedy, and drama genres. Humor and Joy are prominent due to the episodic nature of Huck and Jim's journey and their encounters with colorful characters like the King and Duke. However, the core dramatic elements elicit strong Empathy and Sadness for Jim's plight as a runaway slave, alongside Anger at the pervasive bigotry depicted. As Huck undergoes his moral transformation, viewers experience Inspiration and Hope, culminating in a sense of Relief and Satisfaction when he confronts prejudice. Anticipation and Excitement are sustained by the river adventure, while underlying Anxiety reflects the dangers and the uncertainty of Jim's freedom.