In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, the main character Huck along with his friend Jim travel down the Mississippi River to escape captivity an become free. During their journey Huck experiences several encounters with hypocrites as he attempts to free his friend Jim. In the novel Huck is a 13 year old boy from a town along the Mississippi River in the town of Hannibal, Missouri. During Huck’s and Jim’s trip down the Mississippi River, they had used several boats, and rafts so that they can start sailing across an avoiding to be detected. Some of their items had been destroyed or they found one that was more efficient.
The first item that they had been using was a canoe, which was found by Huck when he was held captive by his father Pap. At the time Huck hide it for a way that he can quickly escape Pap, when he was given the chance. Later on, he and Jim decided to take it down the Mississippi River so they have an untraceable way of getting to an anti-slave state to the East. Afterword them both encounter a house boat which they deem to be …show more content…
When Huck had leaped onto the edge he had encountered voices, which sounded of a robbery. Soon after he had escaped them to get what he needs Jim and he take the robber’s boat since their wigwam had dislodged from the steamboat. They later head ashore to get a ferrymen to go to the steamboat and help the robbers. They sink the robber’s boat, they then caught up on sleep. A while later, the two decide that it is time to get a little bit risky and they take on two other characters named the Duke and King, which Huck immediately finds that they’re both frauds and scammers, however Jim begs to differ from Huck’s opinion. Further along the river they dock nearby a town so the Duke and King can get some money from
The first item that they had been using was a canoe, which was found by Huck when he was held captive by his father Pap. At the time Huck hide it for a way that he can quickly escape Pap, when he was given the chance. Later on, he and Jim decided to take it down the Mississippi River so they have an untraceable way of getting to an anti-slave state to the East. Afterword them both encounter a house boat which they deem to be …show more content…
When Huck had leaped onto the edge he had encountered voices, which sounded of a robbery. Soon after he had escaped them to get what he needs Jim and he take the robber’s boat since their wigwam had dislodged from the steamboat. They later head ashore to get a ferrymen to go to the steamboat and help the robbers. They sink the robber’s boat, they then caught up on sleep. A while later, the two decide that it is time to get a little bit risky and they take on two other characters named the Duke and King, which Huck immediately finds that they’re both frauds and scammers, however Jim begs to differ from Huck’s opinion. Further along the river they dock nearby a town so the Duke and King can get some money from