“…I learnt the best way to get along with his kind of people is to let them have their own way.” (Twain 147) Throughout Huck’s journey he encounters many obstacles, tough decisions and a various amount of people. Huck was not a typical kid being raised properly by white folks around this time. When he is kidnapped by his drunken father, he learns he wants a better life. As he ventures off, he comes in contact with a runaway he knew from back home, and this is where their journey starts together. Throughout the book, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, Huck builds relationships with many people and in doing so, he learns right from wrong.
So far in the book Huckleberry Finn, we have learned a lot about Huck and his personality already; especially his changes in beliefs. He talked about how Miss Watson wanted him to start praying, and it was something he did not find interest in. When he first attempted to pray, just so he could say he did, it resulted in “Then Miss Watson took me in the closet and prayed, but nothing come of it”. Miss Watson said that if he did pray and whatever he asked for he would get (Twain 14). The first time Huck prayed he did get a fish-line, but not the hooks that he needed to fish. …show more content…
As for Huck, he did not follow others and let their opinions effect his relationships forming with new people. It can go with today’s society and how we often let others thought on people be affected by ours. Not just Huck, but also Jim, went through obstacles, creating and ending friendships with people, to get where they were at in the end. This journey had a huge impact on the lessons he learned and what he came to conclusion on what was right and what was wrong. There was a difference between Huck and the rest of the boys his age; he was himself and wanted to learn on his
So far in the book Huckleberry Finn, we have learned a lot about Huck and his personality already; especially his changes in beliefs. He talked about how Miss Watson wanted him to start praying, and it was something he did not find interest in. When he first attempted to pray, just so he could say he did, it resulted in “Then Miss Watson took me in the closet and prayed, but nothing come of it”. Miss Watson said that if he did pray and whatever he asked for he would get (Twain 14). The first time Huck prayed he did get a fish-line, but not the hooks that he needed to fish. …show more content…
As for Huck, he did not follow others and let their opinions effect his relationships forming with new people. It can go with today’s society and how we often let others thought on people be affected by ours. Not just Huck, but also Jim, went through obstacles, creating and ending friendships with people, to get where they were at in the end. This journey had a huge impact on the lessons he learned and what he came to conclusion on what was right and what was wrong. There was a difference between Huck and the rest of the boys his age; he was himself and wanted to learn on his