Huckleberry Finn

"Now, Jim,' I cried, 'you're a free man!" (p.36)
When Huck's father hears that he has come into a large amount of money, he kidnaps him and locks him in an old cabin across the river. To avoid his father’s cruel beatings, Huck elaborately stages his own death and then escapes to Jackson’s Island. He finds Jim who is Miss Watson’s runaway slave on the island, and the two decide to hide out together. To avoid danger of discovery, they decide to float down the river on a raft they had found earlier. 
I like the character of Huck because he struggled whether he let Jim escape or not. And he decides to let him escape regardless of prejudice and major opinion.

Twain, M. Huckleberry Finn. OBS