Example of Huck Finn conforming?

Question

I am writing an essay about how Huck Finn changes based on different societal influences and I need examples of him growing vs conforming.

 

I found multiple examples of him growing morally towards the end of the book (ex: when he feels bad about stealing money from the girl with the duke and dauphin; when he decides to help jim instead of writing to his owner etc). 

 

I just can't think of any concrete evidence when he is conforming. Please help! I need something concrete to contrast with his growth towards the end as I am arguing that he grows morally throughout the novel (especially surrounding his views of Jim).

 

Thanks!

 

Answer 1

Can you recall any struggles in the book where Huck Finn considers conforming to society?  Perhaps that can help you get in on the right path.  I hope that helps.