At the beginning of his review, he gives a valid explanation for Twain's negative presentation of the integrity of the ointments. He used the characteristics of Tom and Roxy to make his point and suggested that Twains presented both characters as morally corrupt. He suggested that although Twains did not personally agree with slavery, he did not demonstrate this in his writings. His criticism seems to have a fundamental rationality. He did a good job presenting his critiques of Twain's perspective in