The Prince and the Pauper

Set in a backdrop of historical fantasy, this narrative features a clever and humorous exploration of identity through the lens of switched lives. Mark Twain employs satire to delve into themes of social class and personal transformation, crafting a story that intertwines humor with insightful commentary on society. The characters navigate a world of mistaken identities, leading to unexpected situations that challenge their perceptions and highlight the absurdities of their circumstances.