Mark Twain’s, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn depicts the journey of a young boy not only going on a physical adventure but also his progression toward maturity. With only the widow and an abusive father Huck is led to run away from civilization where he stumbles across the Grangerfords. As Huck is exposed to the different sides of the Grangerfords his view of society is drastically changed as he transitions into adulthood. When Huck originally meets the Grangerfords he believes they are “a mighty nice family” and that they live a life of luxury. So he stays with the family and tries to adapt to their taste because if they think certain paintings or poems such as Emiline’s are good then they must be. But because
