读后感

Over a century later, Huck’s dilemma resonates wherever societies prioritize comfort over justice. The novel challenges us to question inherited prejudices and the systems that sustain them. As Huck concludes, "I can’t stand hypocrisy no more," we’re reminded that moral progress demands the courage to choose conscience over conformity. Twain’s masterpiece endures not as a period piece but as a call to navigate our own turbulent waters with integrity.