Answer:
In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Huck's father is a character who attempts to pull Huck in a more primitive direction
Explanation:
Huckleberry Finn, or "Huck" as he is called, is being mistreated by his father, who tries to pull Huck in a more primitive direction and that lives interested in a money that the boy owns, but that can only redeem when entering for the majority. Being adopted by a lady of possessions, Huck does everything to please her, pretending to learn a lot with the classes of etiquette and behavior. When his father reappears, Huck pretends to be murdered by him and runs away, finding the black slave Jim, with whom he takes refuge on an island. On the island, the two build a raft and begin their journey down the Mississippi. Jim dreams of being free and Huck getting free from his father.
