Question

\dont it aprise you de way dem kings carries on, huck?\
o,\ i says, \it dont.\ \why dont it, huck?\ \well, it dont, because its in the breed. i reckon theyre all alike.\ \but, huck, dese kings oourn is reglar rapscallions; dats jist what dey is; deys reglar rapscallions.\ \well thats what im a - sayin; all kings is mostly rapscallions, as fur as i can make out\ whats funny about this passage? huck has decided that all kings are rascals complete what is twains intent or meaning? even children recognize the abuse of power complete what could twains viewpoint be, based on the humor and the authors intent? rulers abuse their power kings are an old - fashioned tradition children dont see things as they really are

Explanation:

The passage shows Huck's view that kings are rascals. Twain's intent is to show even children recognize power abuse. Based on this, Twain's viewpoint is that rulers abuse their power.

Answer:

Rulers abuse their power