How do you know material things don't matter to Huckleberry Finn?

Answer 1

Huck gives away everything he ever gets. He also destroys the few things he and his father own and killed a pig to imitate his death

Answer 2

Huckleberry Finn values freedom, friendship, and his own moral compass over material possessions. He shows this by rejecting the comfort and security that material things can offer in favor of living authentically and following his own sense of right and wrong. His adventures and choices throughout the novel demonstrate his prioritization of personal values over material wealth.

Answer 3

Huck hates wearing nice clothes and he gives away or gets rid of many things he gets. He also destroys things owned by him and his father in order to escape from him.