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Where does Huck go to hide?
Huck has Jim hide in the bottom of the canoe so that he won’t be seen, and they make it back to the island safely.
Why did Huck decide to disguise himself?
While Huck is traveling down the river with Jim, he must lie and often disguise himself to survive on his own to conceal his identity. Huck rebels because he does not want to follow his aunts house rules or live up to her expectations which are to conform to social norms.
Where does Huck finally hide the money?
Huck hides the sack of money in Peter Wilks’s coffin as Mary Jane, crying, enters the front room where her dead father’s body lies. Huck, who doesn’t get another opportunity to remove the money safely, worries about what will happen to it.
Does Huck enjoy hiding out on the island?
Huck does enjoy hiding out on the island in the cave. Rumors in town are that Jim or Pap killed Huck since they were both missing.
How did Huck escape Where did he go?
When Pap leaves for the night to go drinking, Huck escapes through a hole he sawed in the cabin wall. He takes all the cabin’s supplies and puts them in the canoe; he then shoots a wild hog and uses its blood to make it look as if he were murdered. The river becomes symbolic of Huck’s more peaceful, natural life.
How did Huck escape from the island?
Pap’s Return and Huck’s Escape Once he goes into a drunken rage and nearly beats Huck to death. Huck realizes that he must escape or Pap will eventually kill him. While Pap is away, Huck saws a hole in the cabin wall and crawls out.
How does Huck disguise himself?
Huck disguises himself as a girl to go ashore so no one would suspect his true identity. He went ashore to find out what was going on and whether the townspeople were still looking for him and Jim. He found out that people think Pap Finn or Jim may have killed Huck.
How does Huck disguise himself when he goes ashore?
How does Huck disguise himself when he goes ashore? He covers his face with mud.
Why does Huck hide the gold in the coffin?
The front door is locked, however, and when Huck hears Mary Jane coming, he is forced to hide the gold in Peter Wilks’ coffin. Because he wants to comfort her, Huck blurts out that the slave family will see each other in the next two weeks.
What’s true about Huck hiding the money?
Huck hides the money in Peter Wilkes coffin. Mary Jane came in right after he hides the money. Huck blames the slaves for stealing the money.
Who kidnaps Huck and hides him in a log cabin?
Pap kidnaps Huck and locks him up in a cabin outside of town. He locks Huck inside whenever he leaves, and there is no widow big enough for Huck for climb out of. Pap continues to drink heavily, and often he goes into drunken frenzies. On one occasion, he goes into a paranoid rage and beats Huck severely.
How does Huck escape in Chapter 29?
The mob is in an uproar when the $6,000 in gold is discovered in the coffin. In the excitement, Huck escapes. Huck steals a canoe and makes his way to the raft, and he and Jim shove off once again. Huck dances for joy on the raft.