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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn final essay

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He knew his father would be able to track him very easily if he just left and ran off into the woods. By taking an axe to the front door and spreading the pig's blood around made it seem as if Huck had been murdered. He also took many items from the cabin to fake a robbery as well. Up to this point in the book Huck is shown as being very child-like, and immature...
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After this incident though, the readers become aware of his resourcefulness and ingenuity. Another example of this characteristic is shown through Jim. This is another character that Twain wants his readers to identify with as being admirable. He shows ingenuity by suggesting to Huck he should dress as a female to gain information in the town...
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