Thursday, July 25, 2013

Huck Finn chp 32-43

Write a brief summary of these chapters. How does Huck change when Tom re-enters the story? What do you think of Tom's plans for Jim's escape? Why did Tom agree to help Huck free Jim? Compare and contrast Tom and Huck again. Write 2 of your own questions. Respond to the posts of 2 of your peers.

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  1. Chapter 32-
    Summary- Huck entrusts providence to help him free Jim and Huck comes across the Phelps house were Jim is supposedly being held. Huck gets threatened by a pack of hounds and a black slave women helps him. Huck pretends to be Toms aunt Sally nephew. Huck wants for time to survive.

    Chapter 33-
    Summary- Huck meets up with Tom down younder . Tom is a little shocked because he believes hes run across Hucks ghost it takes awhile for him to understand that it was really Huck. Tom agrees to help Huck free Jim from the slave people. Huck is taken back by his answer.

    Chapter 34-
    Summary- Tom tells Huck that he remembers seeing a black man bringing food to the shed on the Phelps property , Tom thinks that's where Jim is being held. Tom and Huck gets all of them caught when he yells their names. Tom tells the people hes been possessed by witches.

    Chapter 35-
    Summary- Tom is displeased with Silas Phelps lack of precaution hes been taking towards Jim. Tom comes up with a plan to dig Jim out with case Knives and large table knives. Tom gets on Huck for stealing a watermelon from the slaves garden and tells him to leave ten cents.

    Chapter36-
    Summary- Huck and Tom give up digging with the knives and decide to use pick axes. Tom convinces Nat (Jim's care taker) that the only thing to stop the witches from hunting Jim is to make him a pie. Tom plans to bake the rope ladder in to the pie.
    Chapter 37-
    Summary- Aunt Sally notices the things the boys have stole and she blames it on rats. So Huck and Tom make rat holes and Huck and Tom take more to make it look like rats.

    Chapter 38-
    Summary- Huck and Jim notice that Tom is creating a lot of unnecessary trouble and is making things a lot more complicated for them. Tom protests that his ideas express opportunities for greatness.

    Chapter 39-
    Summary- Jim is living in a shed with rattle snakes and rats that accidentally go in to aunt sally's house. Tom writes a fake letter pretending to be in a gang to the Phelps explaining how hes going to capture Jim.

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  2. Chapter 40-
    Summary- Huck notices farmers gathered in front of the house with guns , he wants Jim and Tom. Tom gets excited Tom , Huck , and Jim escapes through a whole previously made. Tom gets shot in the leg , Jim expresses that he should be taken to a doctor.
    Chapter 41-
    Summary- Huck leaves Jim and Tom on the raft to fetch a doctor for Tom. On the way he bumps in to Silas which Silas doesn't let Huck go back to find Tom , Huck stays because hes moved by her concern.

    Chapter 42-
    Summary- Tom returns after Silas ends up stopping his search in vain . Jim scarfices his freedom to help Tom get better . Tom declares that Jim is a freeman since Miss Watson died Huck and Tom are identified.

    Chapter 43-
    Summary- Jim is freed (has been all along ). Hucks travels to Oklahoma because the Phelps try to sivilize him. Tom pays Jim off for all problems. Jim tells Hick that Pap was dead.

    How I think Huck changed when Tom re-enters the story is how he questioned a lot of things he acted more rebellious. Huck tended to question Toms agreeance in rescuing Jim, Huck never questioned his own kind. Not even when the Duke and Dauphin was involved in the story. I think Huck became more reckless but he was more focused. Huck was like the Duke he followed and did what what he to be done like the Duke and Dauhpin.

    Tom agreed to help Huck and Jim because he liked the adventurer and the excitement that came along with capturing a run-away nigger.

    My opinion on what Tom was trying to do to get Jim out I didn't like . Because it seemed like he was making it bigger than it should have been. The way he went about it portrayed Jim and Tom and Huck badly in my opinion.
    Compare- Huck in Tom both found a interest in Jim.
    Contrast- Huck is not rebellious and wild as Tom hes more low key and doubtful.
    Tom is the complete opposite he lives his life in and through book , hes manipulative wild and adventurous . He doesn't care.

    Question 1- Was the way Huck went about helping Jim the right way?
    Question 2- Did Tom only agree to help Huck because he knew that Miss Watson was deceased all ready?

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    1. Great Summaries and really good questions I can tell you read the book and liked it.

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    2. Nice comparing and contrasting Huck and Tom.

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  3. Chapter 32-
    Huck arrives at Phelps house, which is to be announced Tom Sawyers aunt and uncles house they believe that Huck is tom so he goes along with it, says he has to get his luggage but really needed to find tom and tell him what was going on.

    Chapter 33-
    Tom and Huck see each other down the road. Tom agrees to help Jim. Tom and Huck both go back to the Phelps house; tom introduces himself as William Thompson, from Ohio. They end up sneaking out at night and go down the street to see duke and dauphin getting ran out of town.

    Chapter 34-
    Huck and Tom come up with a plan to save Jim; they get an idea of where he is. They find out where he is at and they get to visit him Jim gets excited and almost gets them in trouble.

    Chapter 35-
    Tom keeps comparing every situation there in to a book and try to do exactly how they do it. They decide to dig a hole to get to Jim.

    Chapter 36-
    They reach Jim and explain there plain on how there going to get him out. Tom convinces Jims keeping to bake a “witch cake” in order to keep the witches away that bother him.

    Chapter 37-
    Aunt Sally spots all the evidence of them trying to help Jim like a shirt, candles, sheets and other stuff. She doesn’t get any clues that its from Huck and Tom. The pie is ready to be brought to Jim.

    Chapter 38-
    Tom wants Jim to tame a rattlesnake and a rat in his cave. He also wants him to plant a plant in the corner watered with his tears.

    Chapter 39-
    They get the snakes and rats and get it into the Phelps house by an accident. Tom creates a letter to make them not send Jim away.

    Chapter 40-
    All three boys escape and Tom gets hit in the leg with a bullet.

    Chapter 41-
    They take Tom to the doctor. Afterwards Huck swears to Aunt Sally she will never hurt her again.


    Chapter 42-
    Tom and Huck are identified. Jim sacrifices his freedom for Tom’s health. Miss. Watson is announced dead.

    Chapter 43-
    Jim is announced a free man. Huck travels to Oklahoma because the Phelps family wants to try and civilize him. Soon Huck finds out that Pap is dead.

    Answer 1:
    Huck changes when Tom is Re-entered into the book because Huck becomes less in control and doesn’t run everything.

    Answer 2:
    Tom’s plans were too risky and I didn’t like them at all because he wanted everything to be just like all the books he read.

    Answer 3:
    Jim wanted to help Huck get Jim because he wanted to test out all of the things he learned from book on a real life situation.

    Compare: both helpful, caring have a heart, want to help others, nigger lovers
    Huck Contrast: fathers a nigger, dad died, goes by his own rules
    Tom Contrast: believes in everything, always follows a book, wants the hardest routes

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    1. Q.1 Do you think Huck feels good about his decision on helping a nigger?

      Q.2 How will Huck and Jims relationship grow?

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    2. Nice summaries and questions, you got to all the main points in the chapter.

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  4. your work never seems to amaze me!! Good Job emmett!!!

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  5. Ray-ann Garland
    Period 3
    Chapter 32: Huck goes to the Phelps house and Jim is suppose fully being held there. Huck is being threatened by a pack of hounds. A slave woman comes and chases off the dogs for Huck. Huck pretends to be Aunt Sally’s nephew.

    Chapter 33: Huck and Tom meet again. Tom thinks Huck sees a ghost but realizes Huck is really there. Tom agrees to help Huck get Jim back.
    Chapter 34: Tom says he remembers a black man bringing food to the Phelps shed. Tom thinks Jim is being held there. They get caught and tom tells the people he is possessed by witches.
    Chapter 35: Tom is mad at silas Phelps for the lack of care towards Jim. Tom thinks they should dig out Jim using knives.
    Chapter 36: Huck and Tom decide to use pick axes. Tom convinces Jim’s care taker that they have to make him a pie to stop the witches.
    Chapter 37: Aunt Sally notices the stolen items and blames it on the rats. Tom and Huck make rat holes so the story looks believable.
    Chapter 38: Jim and Huck notice Tom is getting into a lot of trouble for no reason. This is making Jim and Huck annoyed and complicated. Tom actually thinks it’s an opportunity for greatness.
    Chapter 39: Jim accidentally goes into Aunt Sally’s home. Tom makes a fake letter pretending to be in a gang and it says he’s going to capture Jim from the Phelps.
    Chapter 40: Huck sees farmers with guns all around the house. They want Jim and Tom. Jim and Tom and Huck escape though the hole. Tom gets shot in the leg.
    Chapter 41: Huck leaves Jim and Tom to go get a doctor for tom’s leg. He sees silas on the way. Silas won’t let Huck go back to tom.
    Chapter 42: Tom returns and Jim gives up his freedom to help tom. MS Watson dies and Jim is freeman. Tom and Huck are found.
    Chapter 43: Jim is now free. Huck travels to OK. Because the Phelps try to civilize him. Tom pays Jim for all the trouble he’s caused. Jim tells Huck pap is dead.
    How does Huck change when Tom re-enters the story?
    In the beginning Huck just follows along with all of Tom’s crazy stupid plans and doesn’t really thinks about his own opinions and what he wants to do. He basically becomes a yes man to Tom. But towards the end Huck realizes Tom isn’t superior or better than him and he can question the things Tom does and have a mind of his own.
    What did you think of Toms plans to help Jim escape?
    I think Toms plans weren’t well thought out and were too risky and dumb. They seemed like imaginable crazy plans because toms likes adventures.
    Why did Tom help Huck save Jim?
    I think Tom helped Huck save Jim because he loves the thought of an adventure just like in the story books, and this was a perfect opportunity to live through one of the stories.
    Compare and Contrast Huck and Tom:
    Tom has a wild imagination and always tries to include others in his crazy adventurous schemes.
    Huck is more realistic than Tom for example seriously trying to help Jim escape but, Huck does go along with Tom’s adventurous schemes throughout the book.
    Q1: Did Tom help huck for adventure or because he knew Ms Watson was dead?
    Q2: How will this affect Huck and Jim and Tom’s personal relationships with one another?

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  6. Chap 32- Huck goes to the Phelp's house where Jim is supposedly at and that's when Tom comes in with his aunt sally and Uncle Silas. Then, Huck tells Tom the situation when Huck needs to get his "Luggage".

    Chap 33- Tom agrees to help Huck free Jim even when Tom is going against society policy. Then, when Huck and Jim sneak out they see a mob going after Duke and Dauphin.

    Chap 34- Tom remembers that Jim was put in a shed, thats when Tom found a plan to steal the key and free Jim. Then, Huck starts to realize that Tom freeing and helping Huck do this is against his reputation and then Huck and Tom promise to dig a whole.

    Chap 35- Tom starts to realize that Uncle Silas has put Jim on guard so now Huck and Tom have to do the extra things like obstacles for example. Then Tom tells Huck to give the slave owners a dime for stealing a watermelon from the garden.

    Chap 36- The boys gather Candle sticks, tin plates and spoons . The Tom, convinces Nat which is one of the slaves that there are witches going after him and that he should make a witch pie and give it to Jim.

    Chap 37- Aunt sally gets upset because she finds out the things that are missing at her house. The, Huck and Tom cover the rat wholes with the material which aunt sally gets confused with.

    Chap 38- Tom wants Jim to write stuff on the wall with the spoons. The Tom tries to give Jim a rattle snake but hes afraid that they will get caught.

    Chap 39- Huck and Tom grab snakes and rats and put it in Phelp's house and when Uncle Silas starts to realize he wasn't hearing anything from the plantation there was a note that was left that was going to bring trouble toward the family. Then at the end Tom acts as a person stealing Jim.

    Chap 40- There are men with guns in front of the house which they then go after the shed, but Huck, Tom and Jim escape and thats when Tom was shot in the leg with a bullet which they then find a doctor.

    Chap 41- Then Huck runs into Silas and he takes him back home, and Huck finds out that sally doesn't want to let them go because she lost her son Sid before and she cant afford to loose another one.

    Chap 42- Tom returns home and people want to hang Jim but the doctor doesn't want that because Jim saved Tom's life and then thats when the news came that Miss. Watson dies two months ago and that Jim should be set free. Then Aunt Polly comes in and says that the boy laying in bed is actually Huck.

    Chap 43- Tom wants to repay Jim for what he has done and sense Jim is free the family unchained him and treated him equally and like he was part of the family. Tom starts to recover and that Huck's dad was found dead during the flooding.

    Huck starts to change in a good way and starts to prove to Tom that just because a man is colored it doesn't mean that hes any different and that going against your society can be the best just to prove that you would be there for anybody. I think Tom's plan was a little crazy because he got the plan from a book and most plans fail because of the standards that are put in a plan that can be dangerous. Tom agreed to help Jim because he wanted to prove to people that his plan would work even if he read it.

    Huck and Tom are starting to actually help people more out, there starting to become more caring and actually thankful toward people.

    Huck likes to be by him self, he likes to be the odd one in disobeying. Tom likes to read a lot(Plan), hes always striving for the hardest and trying to prove something wrong.

    Will Tom realize that freeing Jim is actually a big change ?
    Will Huck be happy that his dad is dead ?

    I think Huck feels good about helping a nigger because he really wanted Jim out and Huck and Jim have a special friendship.

    I think Huck and Jim's relationship will grow stronger.

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    1. Great job catching key events which went on in each of the chapters. Great job overall!

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  7. Chapter 32-
    Huck arrives to Tom Sawyers aunt and uncles house. They think Huck is Tom so he goes along with it, says he has to get his luggage but really is trying to find tom and tell him what was going on.

    Chapter 33-
    Tom and Huck see each other down the road. Tom agrees to help Jim. Tom and Huck both go back to the Phelps house; tom introduces himself as William Thompson, from Ohio. They end up sneaking out at night and go down the street to see duke and dauphin getting ran out of town.

    Chapter 34-
    Huck and Tom come up with a plan to save Jim; they get an idea of where he is. They find out where he is at and they get to visit him Jim gets excited and almost gets them in trouble.

    Chapter 35- Huck finds Tom Sawyer and tries to make a master plan to free Jim. They came up with the idea to dig a hole to get to Jim.

    Chapter 36- After all the digging Huck and Tom did they managed to reach Jim and tell him their plan on how there going to set him free. Tom convinces Jim to bake a “Witch Cake” in order to keep the witches away that bother him, from the stories he ha told at the beginning of the story.

    Chapter 37-
    Aunt Sally sees all the evidence of them trying to help Jim with supplies like a shirt, candles, sheets and etc. She doesn't have a clues that its from Huck and Tom. They made a pie and had it ready to be brought to him.

    Chapter 38-
    Tom wants Jim to tame a rattlesnake and a rat. And he wants him to plant a plant in the corner watered with his tears.

    Chapter 39-
    They get the snakes and rats and get it into the Tom's aunt's house by an accident. Tom creates a letter to make them not send Jim away.

    Chapter 40-
    All three boys escape and Tom catches a bullet in the leg with a bullet.

    Chapter 41-
    Take Tom to the doctor. Afterwards Huck swears to Aunt Sally he will never hurt her again.


    Chapter 42-
    Tom and Huck are identified. Jim sacrifices his freedom for Tom’s health. Miss. Watson is announced dead.

    Chapter 43-
    Jim has been announced a free man. Huck travels to Oklahoma because the Phelps family wants to care for him and wants to keep him civilized. Huck finds out that Pap is dead.

    Answers-

    1) Huck changes when Tom comes back into the book because he looks up to Tom so, he is going to follow anything Tom says and he becomes more quiet and don't control anything.

    2) I didn't like Toms plans, he did things based on the books he read and that wasn't reliable enough.

    3)Tom helped Huck save Jim because he wanted to try out all the things he read on, to see if the things the books say were true.

    Compare and Contrast***

    Both- Daring, Helping, "Nigger Lovers"
    Huck- Father Dead, Alone, Rebellious
    Tom- Gullible, Follow books, Risky

    Question***

    1) Where do you think Huck and Jim go from this adventure?
    2) Do you think Huck made the right decision to save Jim?

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    1. I really enjoyed reading your summaries as you caught key events throughout the chapters. Keep up the great work.

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  8. Chapter 32: Huck goes to Phelps house, where Jim is being held. He is then attacked by a pack of vicious dogs. A female slave comes to his aid, and saves him. Huck is mistaken for Tom, but Huck just goes along with it.

    Chapter 33: Tom and Huck run into eachother, and Tom thinks that Huck is a ghost, but later on he finds out he isn't. Tom shocks Huck by saying that he will help Huck free Jim from being a slave.


    Chapter 34: Huck and Tom come up with a plan to save Jim, because they think they know where he is. They are caught, and Tom makes up a lie, and says he's been possesed by witches.

    Chapter 35: Now that they are caught, Jim was put on guard, and Huck and Tom needed to come up with a better plan, so they decide to dig a hole to help Jim escape.

    Chapter 36: Huck and Tom finally reach Jim, and they get the person looking after Jim to make a witch pie to keep off the witches.

    Chapter 37: Aunt Sally soon realizes that alot of her supplies is missing that Huck and Tom took for Jim. Aunt Sally comes to a conclusion that the rats have been taking her stuff, and Huck and Tom make rat holes to make it more believable.

    Chapter 38: Huck and Jim soon realize that Tom is making alot of trouble and is making thigs more complicated then they should be. Jim is told to plant a seed, and keep it alive by watering it with his tears.

    Chapter 39: They retrieve both the snakes and the rats, but they go into Phelp's house by accident. Tom writes a fake letter, saying he's in a gang, and he is going to capture Jim, and the letter is supposed to not let them send Jim, away.

    Chapter 40: Huck, Jim, and Tom all escape, but there were men with guns, and Tom was shot in his leg.

    Chapter 41: Huck goes to find a doctor for Tom after he got shot in his leg, and on the way he runs into Silas, who won't let him go back to Tom.

    Chapter 42: Ms. Watson dies, and Jim sacrafices his freedom to save Tom, but since Ms. Watson has dies, Jim is now a free man, and no longer a slave.

    Chapter 43: Jim is finally announced a free man! The Phelps want Huck to go with them to Oklahoma, to make hima better person. Huck finds out that Pap is dead.

    I think Huck kind of went back to his old ways like before he ran away from Pap. In my oppinion Tom is not a very good influence. For example, when Huck was still living with Ms. Watson, Tom wanted to start a gang where they would rob and kill people, of course they didin't, but it's still a violent thought, and I think Huck is just being a follower and acting like Tom.

    In my oppinion, Tom's plan's were a little to on the edge. He needed to make them more simple, and less obvious that him and Huck were trying to free a runaway slave.

    I think Tom agreeed to help, because he thought Huck was dead, and when he saw him at first he was scared, but then he was overjoyed, and jumped to help him to quick, because then his plans were a little to extra, and he got shot.

    Compare and Contrast:
    Huck: Doesn't like to be told what to do, can rely on, has street smarts
    Tom: Wild, doeswhat he pleases, violent at times
    Same: They both have good hearts and want to free Jim, they both sometimes think the same.

    Questions:
    Question 1: How will Ms. Watson and Pap's deaths effect Tom, Huck, and Jim?
    Question 2: Tom was racist before; was there some type of conspiracy that lead Tom help Huck free Jim?


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  9. Chapter 32:
    Huck makes his way to the Phelps house to try and find Jim. When he arrives a pack of hounds intimidate Huck, but a woman calls them off. Huck then pretends to be Aunt Sally’s nephew. Finally when Silas returns Huck finds out that these two are the Aunt and Uncle of one of his friends, Tom Sawyer.

    Chapter 33:
    Huck meets Tom and Tom get scared because of Huck’s “Ghost” Surprisingly Tom agrees to help Huck free Jim. Huck and Tom head back to the Phelps’s house wait for them to mention something about Jim, but they say nothing. Later on Huck and Tom sneak out of the house and notice the Duke and Dauphin getting ran out of town.

    Chapter 34:
    Huck and Tom both come up with a plan to free Jim. When the boys convince Jim’s keeper to let them see Jim his excitement almost gets them in trouble.

    Chapter 35:
    Tom wants to free Jim with examples he remembers from a book. Before mentioning a load of crazy examples they conclude to free Jim by digging him out.

    Chapter 36:
    After digging for hours Huck and Tom finally reach Jim and explain their plan to free him Jim agrees to this plan. Tom then fools Jim’s keeper into thinking the only way to cure Jim is to bake him a witch pie.

    Chapter 37:
    Sally notices the missing items (candlesticks, spoons, and tin plates.) and takes out her anger on everyone except for Huck and Tom. Huck and Tom finish the witch pie and send it to Jim.

    Chapter 38:
    Huck and Tom sneak Jim out to try to steal a milestone. Huck notices that Tom isn’t helping. Then Tom tries to get Jim to take a rattlesnake or rat into his cave to tame it he also tries to make Jim plant a flower in the corner of his cave by only watering it by his tears.

    Chapter 39:
    They capture the snakes and rats, but accidently infest the Phelps’s house with them. Tom then writes the Phelps threatening them so they won’t send Jim away.

    Chapter 40:
    The boys get sent to bed right after dinner. Later on Huck notices an unusual amount of men in the front room of the house. The men then start to attack the shed and Huck, Jim, and Tom escape in the darkness, but Tom gets shot in the leg.

    Chapter 41:
    Huck finds a doctor and sends him to Jim and Tom. Meanwhile, Huck returns to the Phelps’s house and Huck promises to Sally that he will never hurt her again.

    Chapter 42:
    Huck and Tom get caught while Jim sacrifices his freedom because of Tom’s health. Aunt polly then comes to Arkansas and yell at Huck and Jim.

    Chapter 43:
    Jim gets freed, Tom makes a full recovery, and Huck travels to Oklahoma because the Phelps want to try and “Sivilize” him. Huck finds out that the body that him and Jim found was Paps’s and Huck is “rotten glad”

    Huck changes:
    Huck changes when Tom comes back into the story because he wasn’t as in control as usual and in my eyes looked up to Tom.

    Tom’s planning:
    Tom’s plans were funny and time consuming. They were really creative, but made things a lot more complex.
    Tom’s unusual agreement?:
    Tom helped Huck free Jim because he saw it as a perfect opportunity to test out the things he learned from the book.

    Compare and Contrast:
    Both are caring, daring, and sneaky.
    Huck is unruly and experienced in risky situations.
    Tom is complicated and foolish at times.

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  10. **Period 3 - Cam Lewis**

    Chapter 32 - Huck arrives at Mrs. Phelps. Huck tells aunt Sally that he is Tom Sawyer. Huck hides from Silas and later goes to the river to explain whats going on to the real Tom Sawyer.

    Chapter 33 - Huck runs into Tom and begins to tell him what has happened to him and why he is there. Tom tells Huck what he has missed at home.

    Chapter 34 - Tom thinks that Jim is being kept in the shed. Tom and Huck get Jim's keeper to let them see him and they tell him of their plan to dig him out.

    Chapter 35 - Tom comes up with a really complicated plan to free Jim, only because they are copying the movies. Huck turns it down says they need something quick.

    Chapter 36 - They used a pickaxe and shovel to finally reach Jim. Jim is very happy to see them and they tell him all about their plan.

    Chapter 37 - Tom and Huck start taking things from Mrs. Phelps house. These things include spoons, candle sticks, sheets and shirts. They are able to get a rope ladder to Jim in a witch pie.

    Chapter 38 - Since Tom has read books and knows history, he wants Jim to leave behind evidence that he was there. Tom tells Jim to carve inscriptions into the wall and to draw a coat of arms.

    Chapter 39 - Tom and Huck want to make Jims escape very dramatic. The capture rattle snakes, rats and other wildlife and put it in the shed. The wildlife gets loose inside the Phelps house. Tom writes several letters as apart of his escape.

    Chapter 40 - Farmers show up to the shed with guns. But the 3 are able to escape without the farmer seeing them. But Tom has bad luck during the escape and is shot in the leg.

    Chapter 41 - Huck finds a doctor who goes and treats Tom. Huck returns home, while at home, he hears everyone talking about the stuff they found in the cabin of the runaway slave.

    Chapter 42 - The doctor takes Tom back to town. Jim is with them and the town wants to hang Jim. But the doctor tells them how Jim helped him save Tom.

    Chapter 43 - Tom recovers from his bullet wound. Aunt Polly and the Phelpses free Jim when they hear how he helped save Tom. Jim tells Huck that they dead body they found on the floating house during the flood was Hucks father.

    Questions**** 1. Where did the doctor take Tom ? & 2. How did Tom know where Jim was being held ?

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  11. Chapter 32-
    Finn arrives Phelps house, which was to be announced Tom Sawyers aunt and uncles house they believe that Huck is tom so he goes along with it. He has to get his luggage but needed to find tom to tell him was happening.

    Chapter 33-
    Tom and Finn see each other down the road. Tom agreed to help jim, but latter Tom and Huck both go back to the Phelps house. Tom introduced himself as William Thompson, from Ohio. They ended up sneaking out at night and went down the street to see duke and dauphin getting ran out of town.

    Chapter 34-
    Huck and Tom come up with a plan to save Jim. They got an idea of where he could be. They find out where Jim is and they got to visit him.

    Chapter 35-
    Tom kept comparing every situation they got into from a book. They decide to dig a hole to get to Jim.

    Chapter 36-
    They reach Jim and explain the plane on how there going to get him out. Tom convinces Jim to bake a “witch cake” in order to keep the witches away from bothering him.

    Chapter 37-
    Aunt Sally spots all the evidence of them trying to help Jim. She doesn’t get any clues that its from Finn and Tom. The pie is done andready to be brought to Jim.

    Chapter 38-
    Tom wants Jim to tame a rattle snack and rats that cave. He also wants him to plant a plant in the corner water with his tears.

    Chapter 39-
    They get the snake's and rats and get it into the Phelps house by an accident. Tom creates a letter to make them not send Jim away.

    Chapter 40-
    All the boys escape and Tom gets shot in the leg.

    Chapter 41-
    They take Tom to the doctor. Afterwards Finn swears to Aunt Sally she will never hurt her again.


    Chapter 42-
    Tom and Huck are identified. Jim sacrifices his freedom for Tom’s health. Miss Watson is found dead.

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  12. Chapter 32-
    Summary- Huck entrusts providence to help him free Jim and Huck comes across the Phelps house were Jim is supposedly being held. Huck gets threatened by a pack of hounds and a black slave women helps him. Huck pretends to be Toms aunt Sally nephew. Huck wants for time to survive.

    Chapter 33-
    Summary- Huck meets up with Tom down younder . Tom is a little shocked because he believes hes run across Hucks ghost it takes awhile for him to understand that it was really Huck. Tom agrees to help Huck free Jim from the slave people. Huck is taken back by his answer.

    Chapter 34-
    Summary- Tom tells Huck that he remembers seeing a black man bringing food to the shed on the Phelps property , Tom thinks that's where Jim is being held. Tom and Huck gets all of them caught when he yells their names. Tom tells the people hes been possessed by witches.

    Chapter 35-
    Summary- Tom is displeased with Silas Phelps lack of precaution hes been taking towards Jim. Tom comes up with a plan to dig Jim out with case Knives and large table knives. Tom gets on Huck for stealing a watermelon from the slaves garden and tells him to leave ten cents.

    Chapter36-
    Summary- Huck and Tom give up digging with the knives and decide to use pick axes. Tom convinces Nat (Jim's care taker) that the only thing to stop the witches from hunting Jim is to make him a pie. Tom plans to bake the rope ladder in to the pie.
    Chapter 37-
    Summary- Aunt Sally notices the things the boys have stole and she blames it on rats. So Huck and Tom make rat holes and Huck and Tom take more to make it look like rats.

    Chapter 38-
    Summary- Huck and Jim notice that Tom is creating a lot of unnecessary trouble and is making things a lot more complicated for them. Tom protests that his ideas express opportunities for greatness.

    Chapter 39-
    Summary- Jim is living in a shed with rattle snakes and rats that accidentally go in to aunt sally's house. Tom writes a fake letter pretending to be in a gang to the Phelps explaining how hes going to capture Jim.

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  13. Chapter 40-
    Summary- Huck notices farmers gathered in front of the house with guns , he wants Jim and Tom. Tom gets excited Tom , Huck , and Jim escapes through a whole previously made. Tom gets shot in the leg , Jim expresses that he should be taken to a doctor.
    Chapter 41-
    Summary- Huck leaves Jim and Tom on the raft to fetch a doctor for Tom. On the way he bumps in to Silas which Silas doesn't let Huck go back to find Tom , Huck stays because hes moved by her concern.

    Chapter 42-
    Summary- Tom returns after Silas ends up stopping his search in vain . Jim scarfices his freedom to help Tom get better . Tom declares that Jim is a freeman since Miss Watson died Huck and Tom are identified.

    Chapter 43-
    Summary- Jim is freed (has been all along ). Hucks travels to Oklahoma because the Phelps try to sivilize him. Tom pays Jim off for all problems. Jim tells Hick that Pap was dead.

    How I think Huck changed when Tom re-enters the story is how he questioned a lot of things he acted more rebellious. Huck tended to question Toms agreeance in rescuing Jim, Huck never questioned his own kind. Not even when the Duke and Dauphin was involved in the story. I think Huck became more reckless but he was more focused. Huck was like the Duke he followed and did what what he to be done like the Duke and Dauhpin.

    Tom agreed to help Huck and Jim because he liked the adventurer and the excitement that came along with capturing a run-away nigger.

    My opinion on what Tom was trying to do to get Jim out I didn't like . Because it seemed like he was making it bigger than it should have been. The way he went about it portrayed Jim and Tom and Huck badly in my opinion.
    Compare- Huck in Tom both found a interest in Jim.
    Contrast- Huck is not rebellious and wild as Tom hes more low key and doubtful.
    Tom is the complete opposite he lives his life in and through book , hes manipulative wild and adventurous . He doesn't care.

    Question 1- Was the way Huck went about helping Jim the right way?
    Question 2- Did Tom only agree to help Huck because he knew that Miss Watson was deceased all ready?

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