The_Adventures_Of_Huck_Finn

The Adventures Of Huck Finn The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn has stood for one of the greatest novels of all time and due to the sensitive time period of slavery in which the book was written and published in, it lends the novel to be a very dated yet treasured piece in American history. The social commentary provided about the ongoing relationship between Huck and a runaway slave Jim, engrosses and encapsulates the reader as the novel evolves. The book begins with Huck, an early adolescent boy, whose major goal in life is to have adventures and not be civilized. Jim on the other hand is a black slave and therefore a “nigger” whose place is so below that of human that he is regarded as an animal. As the story progresses Huck gradually metamorphasizes to see Jim as a human being, and not very different from himself, as they endure many journeys and close calls that build an unbreakable friendship. Because of their profound relationship Huck goes through many situations and circumstances through the course of the story where he is put into moral quandaries about his behavior of helping Jim runaway from slavery and face his own conscience huck, finn, jim, huck’s, novel, watson, one, miss, jim’s, friendship, time, slavery, slave, reader, own, man, himself, finds, back, worth, very, through, starts, shows, should, runaway, relationship, place, out, order, human, helping, hand, going, friend, eventually