Huck 16-24 review

Huck allows Jim to be tied up and painted, evidence that he still does not fully respect Jim's humanity.

The younger conman's speech and dialect mark him as more intelligent than the other.

What job did the younger conman hold before became a conman?

Who do the young conman and older conman claim to be, respectively?

Jim pulls Huck away from the Grangerford's home to keep travelling South.

Why doesn't Huck look for Jim until after the shootout?

What are the circumstances of Huck's internal conflict in Ch. 16?

The Shepersons and Grangerfords are designed to satirize:

Huck lies well for good causes, and poorly for bad causes.

Jim demonstrates his paternal nature several times in these two sections.

Northern men, Southern men, the KKK, religious people, and mobs are all targets of Colonel Sherburn's speech.

What religious elements are satirized in this section?

What does the Grangerford family plan to do to resolve Miss Sophia's plan to marry a Sheperdson boy?

The ultimatum that leads to Boggs' death is fair

How do you know Jim and Huck's relationship is growing?

What does Jims story about his daughter reveal to Huck?

The planned killing of the Sheperdsons over Miss Sophia's plan to run away suggests women's rights were well-protected.

What is the townspeople's reaction to Boggs' death satirizing?