Twain’s Adventures of Huckleberry Finn has been criticized for its ending(from then point when Tom Sawyer shows up at his aunt’s farm to the novel’sconclusion). Many critics claim that this portion of the book stops theongoing moral development that Huck has had to undergo during the courseof the novel and he becomes a side character as Tom dominates. Do youagree with the critics or not? If you do agree, explain why using examplesfrom the novel. If not, then explain why not.