Tom Sawyer, Detective

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Set in the spring after freeing Jim, a runaway slave, the narrative captures a boy's bittersweet longing for summer and the carefree joys it brings. As he anticipates the warmth and activities of the season, he grapples with feelings of homesickness and melancholy. Seeking solitude, he retreats to a secluded spot on a hill, gazing at the vast Mississippi River. This reflective moment evokes a deep sense of loss and nostalgia, highlighting the complexities of youth and the passage of time.