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In Paragraph 3, what social phenomenon does Twain satirize?

In Paragraph 3, what social phenomenon does Twain satirize?
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In Paragraph 3, what social phenomenon does Twain satirize?

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He mocks law and government. He is making fun of the fact that Jim is valued higher because he is considered property. They would probably want to pay more for the criminal and catch the murderer more.
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