What does Mark Twain want us to feel for Injun Joe? How can you tell? Justify your ideas with citations from the book. Please

I think that Injun Joe is a streight antagonist of the novel. Guilty of several murders, Injun Joe possess a violent temperament is set on seeking revenge on those who have treated him harshly in the past. He attempts to frame Muff Potter for one of his own crimes and is pursued by the village authorities. I think he is seen as rather savage with no redeeming qualities.