In the novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn written by Mark Twain is about Huck Finn, a young boy during the slave era abiding by societal standards while his own morals shift. In the beginning, Huck runs away from his dipsomaniac father and takes the canoe when he voyages down the Mississippi River. Before Huck was too far along he met his old friend Jim, a runaway slave. Together they ride down the river in search of the ‘free’ states and along the way Huck has internal conflicts about Jim and their predicaments. Huck encounters many situations and people that shaped the change in his morality.
On various occasions throughout Huck and Jim’s journey, Huck is often conflicted about whether he should continue to help Jim or turn him in. …show more content…
Throughout this book, Huck has been helping Jim become free and protecting him from incarceration. Jim has been looking out for Huck too; by guiding Huck throughout their voyage. Huck and Jim held onto each other’s friendship like it was the last valuable thing they had. It’s important to hang on to friendships because even if our house burnt to the ground or you’re amputee survivor, you’ll still have those friendships that can’t ever be severed. You can lose material possessions and parts of your body, but one thing that’s hard to lose are those strong friendships. Huck and Jim had each other’s backs the whole time without question, just like Anna had for Elsa in the Frozen movie. Secondly, Jim was extremely patient and it paid off in his freedom at the end. Jim has probably been craving for freedom since he left the Watson’s estate, but he didn’t let his emotions show his anxiousness. He showcased his calmness by letting Tom Sawyer’s outrageous plan unfold; he obeyed every miniscule detail in Tom and Huck’s plan, he even slept with spiders and wrote a journal in blood on his shirt. Jim is composed, patient self-allowed him to achieve his freedom. By being patient in our day to day lives, we can be successful in accomplishing our goals. One of my goals this past year was to get released for sports
On various occasions throughout Huck and Jim’s journey, Huck is often conflicted about whether he should continue to help Jim or turn him in. …show more content…
Throughout this book, Huck has been helping Jim become free and protecting him from incarceration. Jim has been looking out for Huck too; by guiding Huck throughout their voyage. Huck and Jim held onto each other’s friendship like it was the last valuable thing they had. It’s important to hang on to friendships because even if our house burnt to the ground or you’re amputee survivor, you’ll still have those friendships that can’t ever be severed. You can lose material possessions and parts of your body, but one thing that’s hard to lose are those strong friendships. Huck and Jim had each other’s backs the whole time without question, just like Anna had for Elsa in the Frozen movie. Secondly, Jim was extremely patient and it paid off in his freedom at the end. Jim has probably been craving for freedom since he left the Watson’s estate, but he didn’t let his emotions show his anxiousness. He showcased his calmness by letting Tom Sawyer’s outrageous plan unfold; he obeyed every miniscule detail in Tom and Huck’s plan, he even slept with spiders and wrote a journal in blood on his shirt. Jim is composed, patient self-allowed him to achieve his freedom. By being patient in our day to day lives, we can be successful in accomplishing our goals. One of my goals this past year was to get released for sports