It is true that he starts his journey with the idea that he will take Jim to freedom up the Ohio River, it does not stop the trip downstream once they discover they have passed Cairo. ... The journey have created and emphasized certain values which are important to Huck. ... However, this community of Huck's is very faulty and fragile, held together only by the collective motivation to journey on. ... It does, after all, bring him his raft as well as it is the background to his journey. We can relate Huck's journey through nature to one of the most influential journey's thro...

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