The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: Goals, Dreams, and Motives

          In the story "The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn", Huck who is the main character was adopted by the Widow had no goals. At first, he just looked like a guy with no purpose in his very own life. He just had fun the whole day doing nothing, playing around like crazy but as the Widow tried to teach him how to do the right thing at the right time, he began to change, he could read and write. But as he was almost to find out what is his goal and dream, his pap came back and he kidnapped Huck away, so Huck hasn't found his goal.  But after he escaped his pap, he met Jim in Jackson Island. They became good friends and they agreed that they will help each other out of trouble. So Huck got a new goal is that he and Jim go north and be free again. Huck also have a dream, his dream is to be free and rich. That he could do anything so he could be happy all the time. He wanted to have fun all his life and he doesn't want anyone to bother him with the rules and stuffs and many more. He wanted to sail north and go to a free state, where nobody is the boss so he could do whatever he wants and follow his dream. Huck is a very skeptic person, he usually doesn't trust another person at first. This is because he had motives. Huck had experience many bad things in life that he couldn't trust anyone but only himself. Like when Huck and Jim was saved by the duke, he let Jim stay at the raft so he could go and find valuable items in the palace but he didn't let Jim come too because he didn't trust him. He also have motive when he saw that the king has a bag of gold. He had a motive that if he had that bag of gold, it would make him more richer and make him closer to his goal. So this is all about Huck's Goals, Dreams, and motives.