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The Adventures of Hucklberry Finn - Coggle Diagram
The Adventures
of Hucklberry Finn
Major Themes
Freedom vs.Slavery
Molarity vs. Society
Friendship and Loyalty
Hypocriey of Civilization
Racism and Social injustice
Coming of Age/ Self-discovery
Plot Themes
Meets Jim on Jackson's Island
They travel down the Mississippi River
Encounter con men: The Duke and The King
Huck struggles with helping Jim vs. society's view on slavery
Jim is captured; Huck and Tom plan his escape
Tom is shot ; Jim sacrifices freedom to help
Jim is revealed to be free; Huck decides to escape "civilization "
Main Character
Hucklberry Finn -smart, independent, kind-hearted boy
Jim- Runway slave, loyal and morally Strang friend
Tom Sawyer- Imaginative and adventurous friend of Huck
Pap Finn- Huck's abusive, alcoholic father
Widow Doubles- Tries to civilize Huck
Miss Watson- Strict and religious guardian of Huck
The Duke- Con man pretending to be nobility
The King- Older con man, pretends to be royalty
Main Places
St. Peterburg- Huck's hometown
Jackson's Island- Huck and Jim's first hideout
The raft- Represents liberty and companionship
The Mississiippi River- Symbol of freedom and central setting of the story
Phelps' Farm- Final setting where Jim is imprisoned