Jim is a kind person who cares about Huck. Traits such as nice, caring, and outgoing can describe Jim. Jim has good morals, and provides Huck with some of his superstitions on life. In the book, Huck tells the reader one of Jim’s superstitions where Jim says, “bees wouldn’t sting idiots” (Twain 53). Jim’s impact on Huck shows throughout the book, and the two care for each other. Huck looks up to Jim, in the book Huck says, “Jim knowed all kinds of signs” (Twain 53). Jim is also not very smart. Based on Jim’s speaking ability, you can tell Jim was never educated. Jim’s grammar can be shown through the text such as when he speaks, “I owns mysef en I’s wuth eight hund’d dollars” (Twain 55). Jim has grown up a slave, so he has never been to school.