in huckleberry fin by mark twain (chapter 19)
As the chapter opens, How does Twain make a sense of peaceful solitude?
What inferences can you draw about Huck’s motivation to assist the two men (later known as the king and the duke) who are being chased? According to the men, why are they being chased?
Huck and Jim have been extremely vigilant about concealing Jim from other people. What inferences can you draw about why Huck is not concerned about bringing the two men into contact with Jim?
What methods of indirect characterization does Twain initially use to reveal the personalities of the two men?
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