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All Right Then I Ll Go To Hell Quote Analysis

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The quote from The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, “All right then, I'll go to hell.", in regard to coming to the conclusion of not sending a letter giving away Jim’s whereabouts shows that Huck has shifted as a person at this point in the novel. When Huck is growing up he is told by many that slaves are just things that do not have any purpose but to serve their master. Huck has also been taught that if he knows where a runaway slave is, he immediately should tell the authorities. However, Huck finds himself caught up with emotion for Jim’s wellbeing. This is because Huck has spent time with Jim, not as a slave, but as a human being. Huck is exposed to Jim’s feelings, wants, regrets, and hopes in a way that makes him really question the people
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