The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn (Annotated)

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PG49 When gathering the supplies the tone was somber. PG50 The boys finding the money sewed up was foreshadowing for success. PG51 Jim being laid up and sick was ironic because he helps the most. PG52 The men are travelling all over and have finally reached Illinois banks. PG53 The woman is very motherly towards Huck. PG54 There is a judge aboard for cases which is ironic because why would anyone need a judge. PG56 The woman discussing how tough times were is setting, because it was a tough time. PG57 Goshen is an allusion based on what the woman is saying.

PG58 Imagery was being used to explain how to do things.

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PG59 The boys slipped away and were dead still, although they were actually moving. PG60 Jim and Huck have stolen away, oh no, this is ironic because they were least likely. PG61 Huck was slip into the fields to steal, which he never had to do before. PG64 All of the curiosity that Huck has is parallelism to earlier in the book. PG65 Diction is strong again, as words are changed and modified. PG66 Onomatopoeia of a-quaking. PG67 Jim is manning the oars, so he is moving up in the ranks. PG68 Huck is crying which is symbolizing how he is still a child at heart.

PG69 Dialogue on this page is very prevalent. PG70 Parallelism to getting directions, throughout the book. PG71 Setting describing the river. PG72 Allusion to the Bible, as to Solomon and his million wives. PG73 Solomon allusion once again. PG74 Diction is once again very rough. PG75 Metaphor comparing cow to a female. PG76 The paddle being used is symbolism of something used to be in charge. PG77 Huck is finally being seen as better, which is symbolism of him coming up. PG78 Dialogue and diction is very prevalent throughout.

PG79 Tow-head is actually cow-head, so diction once again. PG80 Jim is picturesque of a statue. PG81 The woman had sweeps and was symbolic of helping and motherly persona.

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PG82 Huck sets a somber tone as he feels miserable and mean. PH83 Huck is portrayed as friendly and the only white man nice to Jim which is characterization. PG84 Imagery when describing the paddle boats. PG85 Being in the river with just the nose out is exaggerating, he means the boat, not his actual nose. PG86 Allusion to Cairo, which is a town, but is also in Egypt. PG88 Huck was not going to move another peg, which is ironic because earlier in the novel him and Tom Sawyer were in the same postion.

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Huck is lying to them after all. Who are the Shepherd sons? Buck is talkative and annoying. He asks and answers before Huck can answer. Maybe Huck should know the correct spelling of his fake names. Are they so paranoid because they want to protect the house? The family is educated and rich. This girl is not scared of death. I agree with Huck. Juxtaposition of death and the pretty house with good food.

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Descriptions of civilized life and people The family has faced tremendous loss. Why do the two families fight? The fighting between the two families seems very foolish. That is hard to believe. I am sure there is at least one. Who is she meeting at 2: Jim has been living off of Grangerford hospitality as well. Huck is smart for not revealing Jim right away and directly. Buck is more violent than the rest of his family. Huck is once again involved in death: Huck is back from the dead to Jim for the third time. Huck and Jim are happy to be reunited away from the feuding families. Huck and Jim being naked around each other shows that they are comfortable with each other.

Jim has a lot of crazy thoughts. Huck is getting into the bad habit of helping fugitives. Both men have money trouble One is old and bald and the other is young. The men are trying to get to know each other, but they never exchange names. It is very unlikely. I think that the old man is trying to trick everyone into thinking that Bridgewater died.

The Duke is jealous because the King beats him. Jim and Huck are very gullible. Huck knows that the two men are lying, but he just plays along to keep the peace. Huck always uses great imagery when describing nature, but when he describes people he lacks details, which gives poor imagery. The King and the Duke and very selfish, which angers me. Huck deserves better friends. Obviously Huck never knew about plays; he was poor.

This raft is full of liars. This is not church like Huck is used to. The King and Duke should also be up there. He is such a liar, even if it is true. This is not a smart idea at all. For dollars people will steal Jim or make sure he is brought back. I think Jim is skeptical of them being kings and dukes as well. How does the Duke know so much Shakespeare?

A few of these lines in the speech are correct, but misplaced. Most of it is just made up. The sign for the Shakespeare play was a form of propaganda. The tickets were overpriced and it was false advertising. People in this town have a sick and violent sense of humor The daughter is just in time to see her dad get killed. Again, Huck witnesses a murder: More like a mob than a town.

Are there any rules or laws? Of course everyone is afraid of the guy with the double barrel shot gun; he always wins.

The man is a coward. Huck never purposely causes trouble. I wonder if Huck has ever seen a circus before. The town is not cultured. You can tell that the show will be inappropriate because children are not allowed. The show was funny, but too short and not what it was supposed to be. Jim is realizing that the royalty is like the regular cheaters in life. Jim thinks that they are fake, but Huck lies as to prevent Jim getting kicked out of the raft.

Jim has feelings and problems, just life a white man does. It does not sound like the plan worked well. I do not think that they should do another show. All 0f the names that the boy said will probably show up again. A lot of repetition of the word yawl. Huck was ashamed that the two men would take advantage of the death for money. No one knew that they were frauds because no one had seen them in such a long time. All of the names he heard on the boat show up again.

This scheme is low, but it fits the characters doing it. All the men can think of is money. Will this frame the daughters? Is he the true uncle? The whole family believes the king, which is bad Because the king is confident, he is able to joke about the situation. Huck might end up blowing their cover. Never mind, Huck is a quick thinker with convincing arguments. She sees right through him, yet she continues to play along. Huck is beginning to get second thought about the robbery. Huck sees how innocent the daughters are. The Duke and Huck care about the orphans.

The King does not. The King is very selfish. The king cares about materials rather than other people. Huck is making the right decision by stealing the gold from the frauds, but who will be blamed for it? If he hides the money, will anyone get it back? Huck is involved in another death: D Angel of Death. Someone will probably find the money. What is wrong with the dog? Where is Jim right now? Surprisingly, the girls were close with their slaves. They considered the slaves to be family. The frauds notice the money is missing.

Huck is smart, so no one gets hurt.

Huck might crack and tell that they are frauds. I hope she keeps his secret Huck was smart to bring up the nonesuch. The mob would have been there in minutes. Mary Jane is trustworthy.

Huck has done all he can do. Does Huck like Mary Jane? Leave it to Huck to tell a tall tale. I wish I knew more about Tom Sawyer. The frauds have two days to leave. Now Huck, even though he was good, is accused with the other men. Huck is used to lying, so the truth is awkward. Do these names have to do with each other? I believe the new gentleman.

It is too bad that he cannot prove it.

Will they find the bag of money? It is lucky that Huck put the money there. Of course the gold worked as a great distraction. The men were so happy to be free. Will he let the men back into the raft? Or will he turn them away? He sort of reminds me of Pap in a way. Now the king and the duke are against each other because they wanted the money.

The king said that he did it to save his life. I really hope that Jim and Huck leave the duke. The king and duke are up to no good. I knew something bad would happen! Did the duke and the king sell Jim themselves? Huck is getting his beliefs again. Underwater is the best place to hide a canoe. Huck is, once again, a fast thinker. Obviously this was the plan that the two men had on the boat that they kept quiet.

Page Very descriptive. Is there a connection between Huck and Tom Sawyer here? This was a lucky coincidence. Of course Tom thinks Huck is dead. Now Tom and Huck can brainstorm together to devise a plan on how to save Jim. Tom always comes up with something stylish. I cannot wait to see. He has something planned. The royalty is ended! Huck always feels like he is to blame. They are feeding Jim. Meanwhile, Huck is just as clever at Tom. Tom is a true friend to Huck. I wonder if Jim is fooling the other servants and blaming witches. I think that Tom thinks of this as a game.

He is not taking it seriously. Tom is completely irrational and overly imaginative. Tom should let Huck handle the plan.

Huck is much more realistic. Tom bases too much of his actions on fictions. Huck is in his right mind, but Tom is not. Huck sees no point in arguing. Slowly but surely, this will go the was Huck said it would go in the first place. Jim is always happy to see Huck. Jim, like Huck, did not argue to keep the peace. Nat is very superstitious. People are beginning to notice missing household items. It is kind of obvious that Tom should have listened to Huck. Why do they have to confuse Aunt Sally? It is a good plan, but I feel terrible for the Aunt and Uncle.

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Although it was unnecessary, Jim did everything that Tom told him to do. They could have run away by now. What is a coat of arms? Jim is getting annoyed with the escape plan. We have already had bad experience with rattlesnakes. Of course Jim gives in as to not cause any trouble. Tom is giving Jim so much to work on.

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