Thieves and dishonesty are two of the more common themes in Huckleberry Finn, with almost more than half of the number of characters have committed such misdeed. Among those, they can be divided into two groups. The first group consists of the duke and the king, two real and criminals. To them, there is no such thing as honor among thieves, and we can see that in many instances. For example, after being hunted down for their scams, and consequently saved by Huck and Jim in chapter 19, they lied to other people about their true identities. Then, in chapter 30 - 31, they decided to sell Jim and then later when Huck asked the duke about Jim’s whereabout, he would still lie to him despite Huck vowed to not turn him in. Even between the king and
