The characters' integrity and courage helped them overcome society's compliant expectations of unjust law. Huckleberry Finn remained loyal to his friend Jim throughout the novel. He didn't let the usual corruption influence his decisions to keep him safe under all circumstances. Seeing that slavery was wrong, Huck continued to defy the rules despite the harsh consequences. Likewise, Tom Joad puts his life on the line when he defends a friend. His experience in prison proves useful when dealing with immoral situations. Rosa Parks, a great civil rights leader, simply chose morality over legality. He knew it was wrong to give up his seat just because his skin color was different