Huck

Huck’s Dilemmas In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, Huck is a young boy that leaves his hometown because he does not feel comfortable there any longer. As he is in his adventure he faces many problems that he has to resolve by making the right choices but in some cases he can’t make the right choice so he struggles with this values. The values that he struggles with are honesty, …

…because he knew that they were right. This was ironic because he had first left because he did not want to have responsibilities, and he was one of those boys that were considered a thug. As he took on his adventure he learned how to be responsible, and he was no thug because he did not go doing bad things but instead he was helping his friend and also other people who were in trouble.