What is special about Mary Jane? She is beautiful and Huck is so moved by her goodness that he resolves to expose the duke and king as the con men they are.

William and Harvey Wilks Peter Wilks’ brothers who live in England. Mary Jane, Susan, and Joanna Peter Wilks’ nieces who are tricked by the duke and the king. Dr. Robinson and Levi Bell Two men who do not believe the duke and the king are the Wilks brothers.

Huck instructs Mary Jane to leave without seeing her “uncles,” for her innocent face would give away their secret. Huck leaves her a note with the location of the money. She promises to remember him forever and to pray for him.

But Doctor Robinson tells the girls that, as their father’s friend, he begs them to get the king out of their house. Mary Jane responds by giving the king Peter’s six thousand dollars to invest on her and her sister’s behalf. Doctor Robinson tells the girls that they will regret this day and takes his leave.

Huck wants Mary Jane to leave the house before anyone sees her because she has an innocent face that will give away any lies.

Huck tells Mary Jane to go away, because he is afraid that she will express in her face knowledge of the duke and king’s fraud, which will in turn allow the two to escape.

How did Huck know that his ‘Pap’ waasn’t drowned? Huck determins that the body was not his father by listening to details about the body.

Huck is upset when Jim is sold because Jim did all that he could for the King and the Duke and the sold him to strangers for $40.

The boy says that the man who captured Jim had to leave suddenly and sold his interest in the captured runaway for forty dollars to a farmer named Silas Phelps. Based on the boy’s description, Huck realizes that it was the dauphin himself who captured and quickly sold Jim.

Jim says he feels rich already because he owns himself, now that he is free. More summaries and resources for teaching or studying Huckleberry Finn.

What is ironic about Jim’s plans? While Jim talks about his plans to free his family, Huck is simultaneously thinking about giving Jim up as a runaway slave. Jim when he asks where Solomon resides.

Huck wants to save Jim because he is a fiercely loyal person who does not run out on his friends.

At one point when Huck pretends to find a lost spoon, Aunt Sally thinks she has things figured out – “It’s just as I suspected. In the end, Huck feels guilty that he took advantage of her because her intentions were so good and she was so loving towards him.

Why don’t Huck and Jim land at Cairo? They unknowingly pass in the heavy river fog. – Huck does this because he feels bad for the robbers and feels that the Widow Douglas would approve of Huck helping the robbers because she has always had a thing for badboys.

Jim tells Huck about how he (Jim) had mistreated his daughter before discovering that she was deaf. The mistreatment was carried out for lack of understanding – lack of empathy – and Jim learned a valuable lesson. Importantly, this is a lesson of humility.

Why is Jim dressed up like a sick Arab? So that people will think he is a sick Arab instead of a runaway slave. The idea is to scare people away with his sickly, offensive appearance, but if that doesn’t help, the duke advises him to step out of the wigwam and howl “like a wild beast.”

Cecelia Marie “Cece” Halpert is the oldest child of Pam and Jim Halpert born on the 4th of March 2010. She is named after both Pam’s grandmother Cecelia and Jim’s grandmother Marie.

Why does Jim regret beating his daughter for not listening to him? He doesn’t believe in corporal punishment. His daughter is deaf. His wife yells at him.

‘Lizbeth is Jim’s daughter. He tells Huck about the time he beat her for not listening to him. Jim did not know that ‘Lizbeth was deaf at the time.

Why does the duke print up wanted signs for Jim? He plans to turn him in and collect a reward. He wants people to think Jim is a murderer. He wants people to believe that Jim is their prisoner.