Huck's Struggle Between Morals. Speaks of Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain
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…his "family" and avoided getting "sivilized." In his quest for true "freedom," Huck was able to grow considerably and mature, yet, he was still not mature enough to formulate ideas of his own. Nonetheless, no matter how Huck's ideas and morals change, he will always remain a true friend to Jim. Adventurous or not, this book was great in showing that the white's weren't always right and blacks could also be great in many respects.
…his "family" and avoided getting "sivilized." In his quest for true "freedom," Huck was able to grow considerably and mature, yet, he was still not mature enough to formulate ideas of his own. Nonetheless, no matter how Huck's ideas and morals change, he will always remain a true friend to Jim. Adventurous or not, this book was great in showing that the white's weren't always right and blacks could also be great in many respects.
