In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, readers come across a young boy with so many problems. Mark Twain portrays Huck Finn as a teenage boy who has been one of those people to face the horrible situations life threw at him. Huck started out as confused child-following the directions of his peers. As wrong and immoral as Huck's friends were, he looked up to them for their adventurous ways and courageous behaviors. So often in life, society turns away from their inner feelings in the process of being like everybody else. Huck would rather have sacrificed going to the "good place"(13) because of his desire to "be together"(13). Not only did Huck agree to "robbery and murder"(18), but he also "offered them Miss Watson"(18) to kill. This proves just how low Huck made himself just to fit in.

It's not surprising to witness someone's attitude to change for the worst. Nor is it ironic to observ

Another turn around by Huck was his view toward Miss Watson. Here was a woman whom Huck viewed to be as a "tiresome and lonesome"(13) individual. However, when contemplating the decision of whether or not to turn Jim in, he looked upon her as an innocent lady. He kept asking himself "what had poor Miss Watson done"(91) to him that was so bad. She "tried to learn"(91) him his studies, and was there for him. Huck's remorse for stealing her slave away from her made him feel "so mean and so miserable"(91), that he wished he was dead.

e someone to take a change for the better. Huck Finn experienced a lot of emotional pain at such a young age. His absent mother and drunken father are enough to make a person emotionally and mentally delirious. When individuals go through such suffering, they tend to take their stress and hurt out on others. Rather taking this kind of action through his words, Huck used his actions. He was so unhappy with himself and his life, that he made the ones who love him worry miserably.

The reason why Huck changed so drastically is because when he was on his own with nobody to look out for him, he had no choice but to look out for himself. He got the opportunity to see first hand what life is really like in the world. Huck's experience with frauds, family feuds, killings, cheats and liars enlightened him of what the real world is like. The more he struggled with others he came across through his "adventure", the more he showed compassion for others; particularly Jim.

Jim is a character portrayed as a slave seeking freedom. Despite the fact that in the beginning of the book Huck wanted so badly to conform to his friend's ways, he saw deep in himself his morals. Huck came to realize that he "cou

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