Post by fotia15 on Jan 27, 2014 19:38:41 GMT -5
A. You first examine the reality of Jim's capture. For awhile Huck and his companions were able to hide Jim fairly well and keep him out of trouble, Even though it was highly demoralizing because sometimes they'd have to dress him up with a sin around his neck saying that he was slave. Jim could have been saved, he could be well on his way to finding his family and living a free life. Instead he decided to stay back to help Huck. Now he is being held against his will being threaten to be sold again. Its kind of stupid because he had the opportunity to be free yet choose to have been a victim to this prejudices.
I. I agree with matts comment about tom just being foolish. Using a knife to cutt throw the ground/foundation of the house is a terrible idea. i think that Huck is just way beyond where Tom is now. he developed so much through out the book, not only lived the life of the books he read but practically making his own book. Tom is arrogant to not listen to hucks advice.
e. I think huck has surpased tom when it comes to everything! I dont like how through out the book he reflects on what tom would do or what tom would think. He better than top hands down.
I. I agree with matts comment about tom just being foolish. Using a knife to cutt throw the ground/foundation of the house is a terrible idea. i think that Huck is just way beyond where Tom is now. he developed so much through out the book, not only lived the life of the books he read but practically making his own book. Tom is arrogant to not listen to hucks advice.
e. I think huck has surpased tom when it comes to everything! I dont like how through out the book he reflects on what tom would do or what tom would think. He better than top hands down.