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The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn

Essays on the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

1) Jim is without a doubt, the noblest character in the book, due to his innocence, subtle intelligence and compassion. Jim, and to an extent, Huck are superstitious, so much so that it seems humorous. This is exactly what Mark Twain wanted, but he also wanted the reader to notice that Jim's superstitions conceal a deeper knowledge, and symbolize a type of wisdom. Jim ran away from Miss Watson, but he ran away from that family and in order to his own, and unintentionally, his other family, being Huck. Although he was separated from his own family, he missed them, and always kept his hope that he would free them. On the river, Jim looks after Huck, taking care of him without being a real father figure. He cooked for Huck, protected him, and just looked after Huck as a big brother, more than a father. That alone is probably his most noble trait. Jim also is the only long term character who sets a positive example for Huck to......


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