was wrong, he went against themand escapes with Jim. Twain thought out these characters wisely and they made a goodedition to the storyline to the book.Society has a way with fooling our minds and Twain does a good job in making hisreaders realize this. With huck he makes he explains rather well that we have to believe inour hearts an our hearts alone to overcome ignorant America. If we keep believing inwhat we see, and dont think twice on what we believe, than no one will ever believe inwhat is right and no one will do right from what they believe in. Twain lets us know howone boy can rise up and destroy the shackles placed upon his mind by society, and henseover through his shadow, believing in himself and no other that what is right is what heknows is right. Twains use of characters throughout this novel are well thought out andwell placed, leaving no room for improvement. His thoughts are his own and his only goalis too shape the minds of others less adapted too help straighten out this ignorantAmerica....
