s in the deep south, and gives him a broader idea of freedom and how precious the ability to express one's self is vital to living to one's potential. Huck's struggle with his inner demons causes him to make many choices which were split between what he felt was right, and what society tells him is right. One such instance is when Huck contemplates, and goes about writing a letter to Jim's owner, explaining where Jim was hiding. Huck believes aiding Jim will send him to hell, and the decision tears him apart inside. He finally says 'I'll go to hell', and tears up
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