The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain is a classic novel that can be interpreted as a story of slavery, childhood, or villainy. According to Merriam webster dictionary, A villain is a character that opposes the protagonist. Tom Sawyer is one of the bad guys in the story but he is the only true villain because he apposes Huck, the protagonist and is present throughout the entire plot. That is exactly what Tom does. While Huck is trying his best to live a good life as a good person, Tom is stubborn and selfish and that gets in the way of him being a good person. Tom has a better childhood that Huck. He has access to books and the education to read them. Therefore, he should be able to know right from wrong despite his age and society
