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…showed last 75 words of 972 total…ese situations were happening. Twain has a notion of improvement. Nothing is perfect; and he shows how people in society can be changed for the better. Whatever one does, Twain feels that we should trust an individual, unless there is substantial reason not to. He also alludes that everyone is in a situation where fraudulent behavior is a must, and unless the behavior is harmful there is not a reason to rescind on the acquaintanceship.