Huckleberry Finn

"I grabbed the ax and smashed the door with it ... then I grabbed the pig, took it into the room ..., there I cut my throat with the ax and dropped it on the ground, let it bleed ... Then I put a scrap bag of stone ..., I dragged it through the trees, down to the river, and threw it into the water there ... I finally tore a lot out of my hair, bleed the ax well, glued the locks of hair on it, and threw the ax into the corner. dripping, I slipped it under the house and sank it into the river. What kind of assassination is going on here? Can anyone who starts like this do well? Because that's how Huckleberry Finn's adventurous journey to Mississippi begins - and whether it ends tragically or lucky? You will also find out if you read this book.