The book begins with Huck living in St. Petersburg with the Widow. This place was restrictive and binding. The house had rules and regulations which Huck followed without a choice. The Widow also taught him about the Catholic religion.

St. Petersburg also represented Huck's insane father. An obvious gold digger, Pap beat and taunted Huck whenever the opportunity presented itself. Both Huck and a servant, Jim, needed to escape this jail of a life. Huck wanted to leave because of Pap and the Widow's attempts to civilize him. Jim, on

When the duke and dauphin come into the story, Huck and Jim spend more and more time on land (the society they did not want to be a part of). Instead of searching for freedom and happiness, Huck and Jim are stranded in the towns where slavery exists. Huck's interactions with the Grangerfords and the Shepherdsons show him how ignorant society is. After the duke and dauphin betray Jim and sell him into slavery, Jim returns to the same degrading position he had in his past. Huck decides to put race aside and rescue Jim, which is proof of Huck's maturation.

After a short period of contentment on the river, Huck and Jim are constantly brought back to the prejudice and injustice of the land. Their contact with thieves and frauds show that no matter much time they s

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)