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Huckleberry Finn And Tom Sawyer Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer In Huckleberry Finn, by Mark Twain, Huck is character that undergoes serious initiation to the real world. Though Huck’s and Tom’s character ideas may pertain to different locations on the spectrum, Tom’s crazy ideas and rules help to shape Huck’s own development. Huck learns more about reality traveling with Jim than he could have received through an education. As the novel begins Huck is a lower-class, uneducated boy. Huck is a realist. He lives his life accepting the way things are does not search for an outrageous reason for the way things are. Being a realist allows Huck to achieve new levels of intelligence and perceive different outlooks on his environment. The character of Tom Sawyer is from the middle class and Tom has a proper upbringing. Tom’s education has led him to be a romantic character; huck, tom, sawyer, jim, finn, character, while, tom’s, ideas, huckleberry, way, values, things, romantic, realist, own, moral, huck’s, help, education, different, being, the, yet, worst, world, upbringing, uneducated, undergoes, two, twain, turned, traveling, towards, tongue