Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

The narrative follows Huck's escape from his abusive father and societal constraints alongside Jim, a runaway slave. Their journey down the Mississippi River leads to encounters with feuding families and conmen, revealing the complexities of morality and friendship. As Huck grapples with societal corruption and his own innate goodness, the story delves into serious themes of slavery and personal freedom, highlighting the tension between individual ethics and societal norms.