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Huck grapples with his sense of right and wrong from "summary" of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

Huck, he ain't never been one for fancy thinkin'. He's a simple boy, raised on the river, with a heart as big as the Mississippi itself. But lately, he's been wrestling with somethin' deep down inside him. It's like a naggin' voice in his head, tellin' him what's right and what's wrong. See, Huck's been brought up to believe that slavery is just the way things are. His pap, he's a mean ol' drunkard who beats Huck black and blue, but he still thinks he's better than a black man. Huck, he don't know no better. But then he meets Jim, Miss Watson's runaway slave, and everythin' changes. Jim, he's a good man. He's kind and loyal, and he cares for Huck like he's his own kin. And that's when Huck starts to question everythin' he's ever been taught. He knows that helpin' a runaway slave is against the law, but he also knows it's the right thing to do. It's a dilemma that tears at his soul, like a fish caught in a net. As H...
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    The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

    Mark Twain

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