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Huckleberry Finn

In Mark Twain's, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the question of what is moral often comes up. Huck Finn is torn between what he believes is "the right thing to do" and what society expects him to do. He is unsure whether the basis of morality comes from family, church, the community, or from mere instinct. There are several instances where Huck has to make difficult decisions and questions his choices. He knows what is expected, what the rest of society would most likely do, but has mixed feelings about whether or not their actions and principles are truly moral and righteous. Huck tries to maintain a balance and please others as best he can, but is obligated to choose between his heart and his conscience.
Even though Huck has grown in a society where racial discrimination is prominent, even expected, he has always had a different view on blacks, even with his young age. He is much more sympathetic and kind to blacks, even though this behavior is not the norm. The first......


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