Huckleberry Finn

Life consists of ever-changing elements: the seasons, physical appearances, age, and even personalities. In fact, very few objects in life remain consistent over time. Often age, maturity, or past experiences cause one to change oneself; no one dies the same person as he or she grows up as. However this is not always the case with literature. In Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Miss Watson and Widow Douglas, Tom Sawyer, and even …

…River, Jackson's Island. In a world where inconsistency is the only consistency, often humans are pulled by the current and change as well. Peer pressure, love, or even knowledge often influence us to become something we are not, or sometimes to become something we are. Yet no matter what the circumstances may be, it is imperative to be whom we really are inside. Often times one’s judgment is the best tool for determining oneself.