The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn Essay -- Literary Analysis, Mark Twa

Often without a persons look negative and positive influences ar infused into ones mind through friends, and family. In Mark Twains novel, The Adventures of huckleberry Finn, the lead character, grows up to a lower place the guidance of three different adult views on how a boy should behave. Huck, the lead character, learns attendful and damaging life lessons from the leave behind Douglas, Miss Watson, Jim, and pap.To pose with, the Widow Douglas and Miss Watson are cardinal wealthy sisters who adopt Huck. Thw two sisters want to teach Huck the importance of religion, manners, and behaving. after staying in the house for a while, Huck realizes that it is rough living in the house all the time, because the Widow Douglas wants to sivilize him(Twain, 1). When dinner is ready the leave would call Huck to the table, except before they began eating the widow ineluctably to tuck down her head and grumble a little oer the victuals (1). Huck knew there was nothing was wrong wi th the food but because the widow was religious she was trying to instill in Huck that he needs to bless his food and give thanks to God for it. The widow is trying to make religion a part of Hucks life, which seems to be a negative impact on his life considering the umpteen times Twain portrays religious persons as being gullible. Miss Watson, the more than forceful of the two sisters, is adamant about getting huck to behave. To help mold Huck into a person that goes to the good place withal known as heaven, Miss Watson constantly tells him things to do to help him behave such as dont put your feet up there and set up straight(2). Besides adopting a religion, and behaving, Hucks appearance postulate to be neat and respectable. Although the new clothes made Huck attempt and sweat,... ...who has ever kep his promise to ole Jim (80). Another character quality that Huck learns from Jim is that African-Americans are people too that can feel the same about their family as Caucas sians feel about theirs. Huck often hears Jim moaning in the night about being homesick and missing his family. This is when Huck understands that just because Jim is African-American does not mean that they are incapable of having the same feelings as Caucassians. In world(a) Jim affects Huck positively because now Huck is humble, trustworthy, and not as influenced by society about African-Americans.Ultimately, Hucks personality is shaped by three adults with different guidance styles. In general Miss Watson, Widow Douglas, and Jim put in beneficial character traits to help shape Huck Finn as a person, while pap only added worthless tarradiddle such as not going to school.