“Jim has a little while in him..”(chapter 41) This is what Huckleberry Finn concludes about Jim at the end of the novel. Thus, this quote singularly signifies the maturation and development of Huck Finn during this novel. In the beginning of the novel he was immature and easily swayed by society’s thinking but, towards the end he decides that what he was taught wasn’t right and makes up his own way of viewing …showed first 75 words of 975 total…

…showed last 75 words of 975 total…prevail. Plus, he learned that fighting is ridiculous especially if you don’t even know what you are fighting about. Huck made his moral break with the dominant society, and grows more mature towards the end of the novel. Therefore, these three problems show how Huck prospered throughout the novel. Even though the outcome of these problems were not all positive, they had a very positive result on Huck making him a better person overall.