What is Bennett's argument against Huck Finn?
A) It was wrong of Huck to help a slave escape because slaves were property during his day and age, and ethical relativism dictates that one must follow the rules of one's society.
B) Huck did the right thing but for the wrong reason, and he should have found good reasons for helping Jim rather than just following his instinct.
C) Huck did the wrong thing, and he should have pleaded with Jim's owner to free him.
D) Huck did the right thing, and Bennett doesn't argue against him at all.

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Bennett argues that Huck did the right thing by helping Jim, but he criticizes Huck for not having a moral reasoning behind his actions and instead just following his instincts.

What Is Bennett's Argument Against Huck Finn