A-Review-of-The-Adventures-of-Tom-Sawyer(汤姆索亚历险记读后

AReviewofTheAdventuresofTomSawyerTheAdventuresofTomSawyerwaswrittenbyMarkTwain,inwhichtellsusastoryaboutagrowingprocessofTomSawyerfromayoungboytoaresponsibleman,andsomeinterestingstoriesabouthisfriends,family,lovewithhim.Tomisaninnocent,imaginative,adventurousboy.Forhim,nothingcantiehimselfasifheisborntobeahero.ThenIwillexpressmyfeelingsandthoughtsforthisnovelintherelationshipbetweenTomandAuntPolly.Asthisnovelsaid,“He’pearstoknowjusthowlonghecantormentmebeforeIgetmydanderup,andheknowsifhecanmakeouttoputmeoffforaminuteormakemelaugh,it’salldownagainandIcan’thithimalick.Iain’tdoingmydutybythatboy…poorthing,andIain’tgotthehearttolashhim,somehow.EverytimeIlethimoff,myconsciencedoeshurtmeso,andeverytimeIhithimmyoldheartmostbreaks…andI’vegottodosomeofmydutybyhim,orI’llbetheruinationofthechild.”(theinternalmonologueofauntPolly,partsfromthechapterone).AlthoughAuntPollyisnotTom’srealmother,shereallylovesandcareshim.Shedoesnotwanttopunishhimfromthebottomoftheheart,butforTom’sfuture,shemustdothat.Ithinkwhendoinglikethat,shewouldbeheartacheandself-condemned.However,aslongasmakingTombetterevenbest,sheiscompletelywillingtodo,becauseTomisherwhole.WhenTom,HarperandHuckgotobecomepirates,townpeoplethinktheymayhaveanaccident.AndTomsecretlygoesbackhomebecauseofhomesick,asithappenstoheartalkingandsomenarrativeasfollowing,“NotawordagainstmyTom,nowthathe’sgone…Idon’tknowhowtogivehimup!Hewassuchacomforttome,althoughhetormentedmyoldheartoutofme…Butthismemorywastoomuchfortheoldlady,andshebrokeentirelydown.Tomwassnuffling,now,himself—andmoreinpityofhimselfthananybodyelse…Hebegantohaveanobleropinionofhimselfthaneverbefore.Still,hewassufficientlytouchedbyhisaunt’sgrieftolongtorushoutfromunderthebedandoverwhelmherwithjoy—andthetheatricalgorgeousnessofthethingappealedstronglytohisnature,too,butheresistedandlaystill…AuntPollykneltdownandprayedforTomsotouchingly,soappealing,andwithsuchmeasurelessloveinherwordsandhertremblingvoice,thathewaswelteringintearslongbeforeshewasthrough.”(partsfromthechapterfifteen).Inthissectionofthecontent,itisreallymovingtome.Notonlydescribingthepain,sadness,helplessandprayerofAuntPolly,butalsoexpressingtheloveofTomtoAuntPolly.Tomlooksathercryingandagony,andheknowssuchasorrowfulfeelingforaunt,thushecriesatthesametime.Whereas,Tomwantstogetoutfromtheunderofbedtogiveasurpriseforaunt,butheisnotpasthimselfandhasgrownupmoreastheresultofthepirateslife.ThisalsoprovesTombeginstobematurelikearealmanandkeepcalmtodealwiththings.ItmaybecomestoanagreementwithAuntPolly,whichwouldliketomakeTomunderstandthereasonwhyauntpunishhimagainandagain.AndwhatitsaysaboveshowsthatTomistryingtoshouldertheresponsibility.Theyloveandcareeachother.Ifwithoutanyoneforthem,theymayimmerseinthemissandneverforget.Andinthefollowingchapter,TomreportstherealmurderandfindsoutthetreasurewithHuck.IdeeplyfeelthatAuntPollyisproudofTom.Abraveboylikethisisadmiredbyeveryone.Fromthisnovel,therearemanygoodpointstosay,butthemostimportantonewhichisimpressedonmeistheloveofTomandAuntPolly.Ithinkthatisthegreatestthingofthelife.Theytightlygettogetherbecauseoflife.Thatemotionmustbegotandcollectedbyus.SoIthinkofmyownlifeandmychildhood.Similarly,IhavethenicechildhoodanddothethingsasTom.Thatisthemostunforgettablepresentforme.Wedonotseekoutsuchpureness,naïveandkindness,perhapswhichiswhatthesocietylacksforworkingpeopleandsomestudents.Weneedtocareaboutpeoplearoundusasequalasloveourfamilyandfriends.