But unfortunately our golf  schedule was canceled due to heavy rain so we were very upset with that but suddenly the rain stopped and we finished golfing nicely. 

And me and  my all friends off  to Gwangju and I move to Wando for visiting my parents and I stayed in Wando for a long time but it was not that fun cuz everyday went same way so I just move to incheon for meeting Patrick and some of his friends and we had wonderful time before he off to NYC. 

Sometimes I still miss him but we could meet in the Christmas season so I am just waiting for that time.I am still texting him but we can’t text for too long cuz when I wake up he goes to bed but i’ll go to nyc to visit Patrick.

For this Chuseok,I went to my parents' house this Chuseok and saw my family for the first time in a long time. It felt good to see my grandmother and grandfather after a long time. And I got pocket money from my grandparents, and my whole family gathered to go to a restaurant, ate, and had a party with my family at my house. Then, I came back to Gwangju the next day and played with my friends for 3 days.(good)

The bad thing I did during Chuseok was to sleep late and wake up late. I usually played until 7 a.m. and woke up at 2 p.m. So the bad thing I did during Chuseok was to sleep late.(bad)

#ㅎb든 ㈛루 오늘도 ヱ생 많았⊂ト...#Hard day. I've been through a lot.

#HowShouldILiveFromNowOn.. #ThisIsProbablyGod'sWillForEverythingToWorkoutWellInThe Future..

#WhoWannaGoBeatUpSomeBlackDudesTonight?#IAmAlcoholic#AlwaysDrunkMode#LOL

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Romeo and Juliet begins as the Chorus introduces two feuding families of Verona: the Capulets and the Montagues. On a hot summer's day, the young men of each faction fight until the Prince of Verona intercedes and threatens to banish them. Soon after, the head of the Capulet family plans a feast.

Discuss the sources of tension in the first scene. Why are these characters upset?

Sehyeon Jang
07/04/2025

I. Introduction

Do you want to hear about the life of a boy who grew up in a bad society? Then maybe the book I'm introducing today will be very interesting. It's about a boy who tries to live morally in a hypocritical and discriminating society.

Background info

Published in 1885, Huckleberry Finn's Adventures is a book set in the pre-Civil War era and the slavery that was legal at the time. The novel is about a rebellious and curious Huckleberry Finn who runs away from his abusive father and meets Jim, a slave who he meets, and travels with him.

Thesis statement

The book shows Huckleberry Finn's moral change that slaves feel the same person by expelling slaves and that slavery should disappear and shows the change of friendship.

II. Body Paragraphs
As Huck and Jim's friendship deepens, you see his racist ideas and moral notions develop.Huck has been abused by his father, so he runs into Slave Jim as he walks around the street trying to avoid his father, saying he can no longer live with his abusive father. So he goes around the street with Jim the slave and finds himself in a dilemma whether he should send the slave back to his master or give the slave his freedom. So he decides to go on a journey with Jim the slave. That's how they go through a lot and Jim feels that he is a friend, not a slave, and Huck thinks that slavery should be abolished. That's how we see his moral ideas develop.

A. First Main Point (Topic Sentence)
1. "He used to always whack me when he was sober and could get his hands on me; though I used to take to the woods most of the time when he was around."(The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Chapter 6)

 2. he grew up with bad dad so he tried to escape that his home and he met slave Jim and he thought playing with slave is bad because at that time slavery was legal so no one play with slave but he breaks the rule he trip with Jim and build friendship and he realised that slavery is bad so he wanted to Jim that what freedom is so he tried to change a sense of citizenship and world.

3. This turning point in Huck’s thinking sets the stage for..

B. Huck’s rejection of societal norms

 1. In Chapter 16, Huck considers turning Jim in but ultimately decides not to, saying, “I was paddling off, all in a sweat to tell on him; but when he says he’s doing it for his family... I just couldn’t do it.”
2. He feels that Huck and Jim are getting closer and his feelings are different from the moral point of view that he originally knew, and Huck realizes that Jim is just like himself, not slaves, and his choice to protect Jim is that slavery should be abandoned and changes the social definition of agriculture. It shows the power of their friendship and how that bond drives Huck's personal growth.
3. This moral turning point is in the second half of the novel, feeling that Huck's strongest decision is to abolish slavery and trying to show people that he's right.

C. Huck’s ultimate moral transformation when he chooses to help Jim even if it means going to hell.

 1. In Chapter 31, Huck decides, “All right, then, I’ll go to hell,” after tearing up the letter he wrote to Miss Watson revealing Jim’s location.

 2.This quote marks the climax of Huck's moral journey. He truly believes that helping Jim is a sin to fall into hell, but he chooses to do so anyway. So Huck is no longer anxious about what he is doing and starts to prove that he is right. He decides to be confident in his actions because he knows there are great risks in his actions, but he is also convinced that his actions are correct. He takes on the risks and starts acting for Jim. He thinks that this society's will is not right, so he confronts society alone. That's how he immediately learns his true character and his character is shown in this action.

 3. This defining choice brings Huck’s moral growth full circle, highlighting how his bond with Jim has shaped his values and helped him break free from the corrupt beliefs of society.

Additional body paragraphs may be included as needed to fully develop your argument.

III. Counterargument (Optional, if required)
In a way, Huck's behavior is very bad in other people's eyes, because slavery was a means for rich people to hire people to make money at the time, and Huck broke that rule.

IV. Conclusion
Through Huckleberry Finn's adventures, Huck feels that his moral and friendship with Jim deepens. Huck brings about tremendous personality changes, such as questioning his ideas, protecting Jim even if he feels wrong, and ultimately choosing Jim over the rules of society even if he sacrifices himself. In his opinion, by following his heart instead of society's norms, Huck not only judges right and wrong for himself, but also acknowledges Jim's existence. After all, this story shows how Huck's moral perspective changes through his experience.

I went back inside and continued studying, but something felt off. I looked behind me again—still nothing. It started to really bother me. This kept happening over and over, and eventually, out of frustration, I shouted, “Is someone behind me?”

Just then, as I glanced down at the book I was reading, I saw the words:
“Someone… is behind you.”

Startled, I suddenly woke up.
It had all been a dream.

Published in 1885, Huckleberry Finn's Adventures is a book set in the pre-Civil War era and the slavery that was legal at the time. The novel is about a rebellious and curious Huckleberry Finn who runs away from his abusive father and meets Jim, a slave who he meets, and travels with him.

The book shows Huckleberry Finn's moral change that slaves feel the same person by expelling slaves and that slavery should disappear and shows the change of friendship.

As Huck and Jim's friendship deepens, you see his racist ideas and moral notions develop.Huck has been abused by his father, so he runs into Slave Jim as he walks around the street trying to avoid his father, saying he can no longer live with his abusive father. So he goes around the street with Jim the slave and finds himself in a dilemma whether he should send the slave back to his master or give the slave his freedom. So he decides to go on a journey with Jim the slave. That's how they go through a lot and Jim feels that he is a friend, not a slave, and Huck thinks that slavery should be abolished. That's how we see his moral ideas develop. And Just as Huck and Jim are judged by society for their friendship, Romeo and Juliet are also criticized by society. In Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, the two fall in love despite a serious conflict between their families. They were forbidden from love just because they have rival family names. This is similar to how Huck should not be friends with Jim just because he is a slave. Both stories show how the main characters challenge society's prejudice, believe that they are right, and prove that they are. It also shows how unfair prejudice in society can harm good people's relationships.

he grew up with bad dad so he tried to escape that his home and he met slave Jim and he thought playing with slave is bad because at that time slavery was legal so no one play with slave but he breaks the rule he trip with Jim and build friendship and he realised that slavery is bad so he wanted to Jim that what freedom is so he tried to change a sense of citizenship and world.

He feels that Huck and Jim are getting closer and his feelings are different from the moral point of view that he originally knew, and Huck realizes that Jim is just like himself, not slaves, and his choice to protect Jim is that slavery should be abandoned and changes the social definition of agriculture. It shows the power of their friendship and how that bond drives Huck's personal growth.

This moral turning point is in the second half of the novel, feeling that Huck's strongest decision is to abolish slavery and trying to show people that he's right.

This quote marks the climax of Huck's moral journey. He truly believes that helping Jim is a sin to fall into hell, but he chooses to do so anyway. So Huck is no longer anxious about what he is doing and starts to prove that he is right. He decides to be confident in his actions because he knows there are great risks in his actions, but he is also convinced that his actions are correct. He takes on the risks and starts acting for Jim. He thinks that this society's will is not right, so he confronts society alone. That's how he immediately learns his true character and his character is shown in this action.

This defining choice brings Huck’s moral growth full circle, highlighting how his bond with Jim has shaped his values and helped him break free from the corrupt beliefs of society.

Through Huckleberry Finn's adventures, Huck feels that his moral and friendship with Jim deepens. Huck brings about tremendous personality changes, such as questioning his ideas, protecting Jim even if he feels wrong, and ultimately choosing Jim over the rules of society even if he sacrifices himself. In his opinion, by following his heart instead of society's norms, Huck not only judges right and wrong for himself, but also acknowledges Jim's existence. After all, this story shows how Huck's moral perspective changes through his experience. Both The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and Romeo and Juliet show how society can be unfair, but brave individuals like Huck, Romeo, and Juliet still choose what they believe is right even if it's hard.