The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Abstract The topic the researcher focuses on in this essay discusses the evidence of Jim’s role in Mark Twain’s novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. For example, Twain portrays Jim and Huck’s relationship as one important function that Jim plays during the entirety of the novel. Essentially, the friendship between Huck and Jim remains consistent, where separation brings anxiety and worries, and their reunion exudes relief and contentment. Additionally, Twain incorporates many controversial topics which relate to Jim, such as his character development and personality. While white men during the time period of the novel describe slaves as foolish and unintelligent, Jim portrays many opposites of these