The Different Sides of Huck Huckleberry Finn is a novel by Mark Twain, which is a story of life through the eyes of a young boy named Huck. The book embodies the maturation of Huck through his character traits. In the novel, Huck displays the traits of being adventurous, sympathetic, and patient. The most obvious trait portrayed by Huck was his adventurous attitude. He shows his bent for adventure in many different situations. When Huck …showed first 75 words of 394 total…

…showed last 75 words of 394 total…his hick'ry" through the whole time(63). Because of the fact that beating Huck was Pap's forte there are not many other boys of Huck's age that could show such patience in the same situation. Huck Finn may be a story through the eyes of a child, but there is a lot of deep thought and maturation throughout the novel. The character traits such as a spirit of adventure, sympathy, and patience greatly help his maturation.