Throughout the story of Huckleberry Finn, Huck changes over time. His opinions change due to events that take place. Huck learns a lot from his adventures not only about himself, but also about Jim. He goes against what he has been taught and follows his heart.

Huck was brought up in a southern town and had learned his whole life that slaves were property. The idea of this being any other way had not even crossed his mind. Then he ends up on an island with Jim. "Huck in helping Jim, was not only going against the moral codes of the South, but was going against strict written law" He has to decide if he should do what he thinks is morally right being turn Jim in and not help him. Or do what he wants to do, which would be to take Jim along with...