In Mark Twains, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, we follow Huck on his jaunt through life; a great adventure of fun, with bantering and sometimes frightening events. In the beginning of the story, Huckleberry is living with a lady named Widow Douglas who attempts to sivilize him, but Huck hates the sivilized way of life. For a while, he lives with his father, a horrible drunk who even attempts to bulge out him. Anywhere Huck is taken, he is miserable and feels trapped. So, he fakes his deliver death, and escapes in a canoe down the Mississippi river.
        along his way he comes across Miss Watsons uncontrolled slave, Jim. The two build a raft and live on it together for most of the story. It is on this raft that the two transit into either sorts of trouble, entering in and out of towns, making up outrageous stories and fake identities. They fashion involved with thieves, gullible solid ground people, and even two families that live to kill each early(a) off.
        Jim is running away to escape and to gain his freedom, and in numerous ways, so is Huck. They both seek to flee the demands of law and society. someplace along the way, however, they realize they are already free, and perfectly joyous drifting down the river.
At that period in time, all blacks were referred to as niggers. Most were treated poorly, and even felt themselves to be inferior to whites. If I was to catch a nigger that was ungrateful enough to runaway, I wouldnt give him up, Id hang him. p. 302. Regardless of racism, the relationship between Huck and Jim grows and they become inseparable friends, depending on each other completely, and always observance each others back.
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