Some misconceptions that are part of the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is are appearance of the character of Huck Finn as rough and tumble, nature loving, and typical trouble making young boy. He seems to be rather rough on the edges and insensitive. But as Mark Twain's novel progresses, and more is revealed about Huck's personality, the reader can see that there is more to him then meets the eye. For instance, when Huck is still with the Widow Douglas and Miss Watson, he realized that he shouldn't say whatever might pop into his mind while he was learning about the bible. Rather, he should hold his tounge and not try to upset the Widow. Another example includes when Huck decided not to turn Jim in. Although it's obvious that part of the
