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Some critics state that Jim is Huck's "true father." defend or refute this statement using
comparisons and examples from the novel. ( the adventures of huckleberry Finn)

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Jim is Huck's mentor and a father figure. Through Jim, Huck learns true compassion and becomes aware of how father/ child relationships should be. Jim loves Huck, looks out for him, and would sacrifice himself to protect him. Huck feels the same way. In essence, I'd say he is fatherly, to say the least.

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