Examples Of Huck Rebellious In Huckleberry Finn

Rebellious….Naive....disrespectful...Huckleberry Finn. Here on the atoll of kwajalein, the people come together, as one big family or separate groups of families. There is a place for everyone to go to, not just average cliques in high school, but more of a family that you can always trust to be there for you and trust you to be there for them. In the novel “The adventures of Huckleberry Finn” by Mark Twain, Huckleberry Finn has a quality similar to this when he is apart of Tom Sawyer's gang, yet it’s not really the same more close to opposite, people here in those groups don’t judge, we see that huck and tom sawyer’s group of robbers judge not only each other but, the outside world as well followed up by what was said “ every boy must have a family or somebody to kill, or else it wouldn’t be fair and square for the others.” (pg.8) . Huck is rebellious to his father and Widow Douglas and Miss Watson, because they tried to “civilize” him and he couldn’t stand it and thought his way of life was just fine. Huck is naive to his own thoughts on how he was raised to believe every african american was just a tool. Huckleberry Finn is disrespectful to most people even Judge Thatcher after he put the money in a trust for the kids. And because

Rebellious, naive, and disrespectful, these three traits make huckleberry finn a not so good kwaj kid because of the fact that he would not be able to follow rules on the atoll. But, given the time period and his lack of following rules saving jim's life and keeping him from going back into slavery, this means kwaj wouldn’t be a good place for huck if it had been the time period, one mistake you are given a warning, but after two you're gonna be in serious trouble. Kwaj isn’t a good place for adventurous people because it’s a confined space. This is another supporting evidence on why huck wouldn’t be a good kwaj