The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a novel about a boy who goes on journey with a runaway slave and experiences a moral conflict between society's views of slaves and his own views that he develops throughout this journey. This book is effective at showing how society's views are not always the correct views to live by. The novel showcases two journeys: the journey Huck and Jim travels to escape the society that has mistreated them and the inner journey that Huck goes through to determine whether or not he accepts society's view of Jim. The book effectively shows how society's views are not always the correct views by having Huck look through the belief systems that society has taught him to help him figure out his problem with Jim. Then
