Book reviews
刘赢阳
Twain's use of satire throughout the novel adds another layer of depth. He mocks various aspects of society, from religious hypocrisy to the legal system, with a sharp and witty pen. For instance, the way the Duke and the King deceive the townspeople reveals the gullibility of the masses and the ease with which charlatans can manipulate society. This satire not only entertains but also makes readers more aware of the flaws in their own social structures and beliefs. It encourages us to be critical thinkers and to question the status quo.
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