Huck talks to a woman who is new to the town, Judith Loftus. Huck dresses like a girl and heads into town to learn news of the two runaways. Jim also updates Huck on the search party out looking for Huck’s body. Jim recently escaped after finding out that his owner, Miss Watson, was going to sell him. The next time Pap leaves for town, Huck fakes his death and flees down the river in a canoe.Īfter floating down the river, Huck stops on an island and crosses paths with Jim, a slave he knows from home. One day, Pap has a hallucination and attempts to kill Huck, and Huck realizes he has to escape. After getting custody, Pap takes Huck into the woods and locks him in a cabin. A new judge, who is unaware of Pap’s history, rules to keep the family together, naively believing that Pap will change his ways. Angered, Pap goes to court to get custody of Huck (and his money). “Pap” demands Huck’s money and warns him to stop going to school. Huck enters his bedroom to find that his suspicions are true - his father was waiting for him. Huck sees tracks in the snow and believes that they belong to his father, an abusive drunk thought dead. He desperately wants a change, so he sneaks out of the house with Tom Sawyer. Huck lives with Widow Douglas, a woman who has taken him in and is trying to civilize him.
Judge Thatcher responsibly saved their money in an account and provided them an allowance of one dollar each day. Huck explains how he earned his fortune he and Tom found robbers had hidden in a cave. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain begins with a reference to the book, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Pradėkite Mano Nemokamą Bandomąją Versiją* The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Summary
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