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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1884) by author, orator, and humorist Mark Twain is set in the antebellum South and explores themes of racism, friendship, loyalty, civilization, and how the title character, Huck Finn, deals with moral ambiguities. Huck Finn and the slave Jim form a friendship and learn to view each other as human beings, rather than just the titles ascribed to them by society on their journey along the Mississippi in search of freedom. Society has trained individuals to treat others according to their title, and Huck struggles initially to see Jim as anything other than his assigned station in life—a slave. The two journey in search of freedom, and they learn about life and themselves. As you read, consider Huck's decision to act selflessly, and think about how far you would go to stand up for your beliefs and protect someone else.