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Huck is debating whether to turn Jim in. He feels bad that he is essentially stealing from Mrs. Watson, but Jim is his friend and Jim praises him for helping him.

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The mood on the raft is quite

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The example here is the con that the Duke and Dauphin pull on the people in the gathering. The Dauphin cons a bunch of people into giving him over eighty dollars (a lot back then) by preying on these people's religious beliefs and claiming to be a reformed pirate.

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3) Huck struggles with his conscious, and it partly has to do with what he's been taught his whole life. He's been raised on the idea that black people are property, and aren't meant to be helped. When he goes and helps Jim become free and find his family, but his conscious can't really deal with it. He's torn apart between helping and turning Jim in. Huck, only being a teen, is one of the only people in the book dealing with what he's dealing with, and it's hard to do what's right when he knows helping Jim is right but he's been taught so much differently.

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The mood on the raft is generally a cheerful or relieved one because it is where they usually escape to after something happens such as the battle with the Grangerfords. The mood on the raft changes in instances where Huck and Jim are not friendly with each other or where they are about to get hit by the boat.

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3.) Even though Huck can easily lie and trick others, he is very obviously still human and cares for others. When he gets onto the shipwreck, he even tries to help the would-be murderers. And even though he wasn't successful, he eventually lied to help Jim - all show his character developing.

4.) The foreshadowing refers to (most likely) the arrival of the King and the Duke. The two new arrivals claim to be royalty, though they are really con artists, and the talk about kings earlier only seemed to lend to their story.

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2.) The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15. 

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2.) The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15. 

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On the adventure of the shipwreck with Huck and Jim. Huck hears people talking  and this scared Jim so badly that he ends leaving Huck alone on to explore. Huck continues to  search the shipwreck and follows the voices he originally heard. He ends up being led to men holding someone hostage. They both in the end, escape safely.

Another example would be when Huck walked around the village pretending to be a girl. The questions isn't really more "why did he do this," as it is "how believable did he initially seem to people."

1.) Describe the mood as Huck and Jim travel down river on the raft. Is it consistent or does it change over the course of these chapters?

The first few nights Huck and Jim seem really calm and not phased on the raft. Then they run into robbers and they seek help but there was no luck there. Later Huck comes up with the genius idea to make up a story that would lead to investigations so that people would try to come and find them.

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1.) The mood as they travel along the river changes, though the undertone is somewhat consistent. Huck and Jim are starting to trust one another as they continue on their journey and come up with more escapades. The mood is very "homely" and comfortable, and it really expresses how comfortable the two get with each other.

2.) While Jim hides, Huck goes into a town to find out what he can, while dressed as a girl. He is easily discovered by the woman who owns the house that he visits first, and although he didn't succeed, it shows that he is very comfortable with lying and tricking people.

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In chapters 11-15 Huck struggles with his conscience. An example is when Huck and Jim found a ship wreck and decide to go explore on it. They came across some robbers threatening a man with guns. They end up stealing the boat the robbers had. Huck felt bad about this because he could've helped the innocent man.

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2.) The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15. 

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2.) The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15. 

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During chapters 11-15 Huck Finn persuades Jim to go on an adventure with him to an old shipwreck. He is inspired by Tom Sawyer to do so and is excited to explore the vessel. Once inside the ship's hull, Huck hears other voices talking and poor Jim is so terrified that he bolts and leaves Huck alone. The voices continue and Huck follows them to find criminals with a gun threatening a hostage. Huck and Jim both manage to stay hidden and escape safely, leaving the robbers stranded.

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The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15

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The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15

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Both Huck and Jim have to tell many lies and do many cons in this book already. Jim ran away and Huck pretended that he had died. They have stolen and robbed as well. One thing that happens toward the beginning of 11-15 is when the two of them had to go back into town. Neither could go back as themselves and so Huck dressed up as a girl and talked to a lady in town. She explained to Huck, Sarah Mary Williams, that many people thought that Jim was the one who killed Huck, and that there was a reward for both of them.

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Jim and Huck tell a lot of lies but they are just white lies for their survival. One white lie that Huck has told is when he dresses up as a woman and when to someone's home to try to hide his identity. Another white lie was  when huck saw the sinking steamboat he lie to  people to try and help them by saying that a rich aunt of hucks was on the boat and the people who saved them would probably get rich

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When the robbers are about to drown on the ship, Huck lies to someone trying to convine

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Huck Finn - Chapters 11-15 Discussion Question 1 and 

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Huck Finn - Chapters 11-15 Discussion Question 1 and 

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As Huck and Jim travel down the river their time is care free. Huck and Jim aren't worried about anything outside of the raft.  Their adventure seems to include steal.
Huck dresses up as a girl to get information out of a women who knows of the search for him and Jim. With this new information he hurries back to Jim to warn him a the dangers of the men looking for them.. Jim says that the women was smart enough to bring a dog with them because they know that a dog is a valuable item to find them

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The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15.

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The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15.

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In the reading, Huck dresses up as a girl to try and scope out what's been happening in the town while Huck and Jim had been on the island. He goes to a woman's house and pretends to be asking for help on his way to see a relative. Later in the text we also see Huck pretending to be asking a watchman for help after leaving the men on the wreck. There is a theme of deception that the boys use to get through their journey.

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2.) The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15.

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2.) The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15.

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Both Huck and Jim now that if they get caught then bad things will happen to them so they lie and con their way out of certain situations in the book. One example of this is when Huck and Jim have to go back into the town, but know they can't go back as themselves. This is when they come up with the plan for Huck to sneak into town as a women. He pretends to be a newcomer and finds a women that hasn't been in town very long. There he questions her and the new news that has been circling the town, things like Huck's "death", Pap getting convicted for the murder, and Jim running away. He almost gets away with the lie, but accidentally slips up on his story. The women realizes that Huck is not who he says he is, but again Huck lies. He tell the women that he is really a farmer, but no one can know who he is. The women believes him and promises that she will not spill his secret.

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Earlier in the book huck makes it seems like he died which is why he is missing. and throughout the rest of the book the do the same. when Huck and Jim first get spotted by the men looking for slaves Huck lies saying that he hasn't seen any slaves and that he has smallpox so that the men leave quickly.

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Huck and Jim lie a lot, but only so that they can survive. For example, when Huck is going to tell the men about Jim, but then decides not to, he lies and tells the men that there is a white man on the boat and not a slave. They decide to go check it out and he tells them that he needs help with his father. They agree to help and he says that he is grateful because everyone else has refused to help. They then become suspicious and refuse to help him because they think his father has small pox. This whole story was just a lie that Huck came up with to save Jim.

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Huck is struggling with his conscience. One example would be when he finds a ship wreck, and he witnesses and hears about a plan to murder someone. He knows that he should do something about it. So, he uses the murderer's plan against them. He and Jim sink the ship, with both the murderers and the innocent. He then thinks that the best thing to do was tell someone about the people. He mostly thinks about the way whether murderers should be killed in such a horrific manner. This to me is an improvement. He is getting better about the way other people have feelings. He realizes that maybe Tom Sawyer's plans could be a mistake, that he could not do these things to people.

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3. Huck has been escaping with Jim, who has a price on his head. He could easily turn Jim in and collect the reward. However, he feels like he shouldn't too because he relates to Jim.

1. The mood is consistent. Huck loves adventure, and Jim doesn't want to risk anything because there is a bounty for him.

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There are multiple points where Huck tries to trick or con people in the book multiple ways, even trying to dress up as girl at one point. Some of the time Huck tricks people it is to help Jim and himself or to get them out of trouble but other times is to have fun. Examples on both sides of this are when Huck lies to the slave hunters or when he tricks Jim on the boat.

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1) It kind of changes during the periods when Jim feels like he needs to open up to Huck. He tells Huck he's the first person that he considers a friend, and Huck is having a hard time because morally he knows it's okay to talk to Jim but he's been told to turn him in and he's trying to figure out what he wants to do. When they get lost and find each other their friendship really does show as they feel happy again.

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The mood when Huck and Jim are on the raft is pretty peaceful on the surface. There is Huck's obvious thirst for adventure and fear of Pap, and Jim's anticipation of escape and freedom, but there is also guilt on Huck's part for the tricks he played on Jim, and the feeling that he owes Jim something.

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As Huck and Jim head for the robbers boat. the robbers leave to take some more money from their hostage inside the steamboat. Huck and Jim take this time to seize the boat and head off. Huck feels bad for the stranded robbers, since he himself may more so than not become a robber.

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The mood does change depending on what is happening/what just happened, however in the times between that, everything is consistent. Jim is calm and carefree, while Huck is anxious most of the time.

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4.) The King Solomon story is an example of foreshadowing in the novel. Explain what is foreshadowed that happens in Chapter 20.

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4.) The King Solomon story is an example of foreshadowing in the novel. Explain what is foreshadowed that happens in Chapter 20.

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This is foreshadowing because in chapter 20 Huck and Jim meet who they think is the dauphin and duke. This foreshadows what they read in the story of the long lost son of King Louis XVI. Back when they read the story Jim is confused by King Solomon and when they meet the men who tell them they are the duke and dauphin they don't realize that the men are con artists. Another part is when they are reading the story they discuss how the Dauphin would speak French before discussing it. But when Jim tries to get the man to talk in French, he claims to have forgotten the language.

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3.) Huck struggles with his conscience in these chapters. Describe this struggle. Do you sympathize with is struggle?

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3.) Huck struggles with his conscience in these chapters. Describe this struggle. Do you sympathize with is struggle?

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During these chapters, Huck struggles with his conscience. He contemplates whether he should've turned Jim in or helped him escape and become a free man. One half of time believes that he should turn Jim in because it is the law and "the right thing to do." He thinks that if he doesn't turn Jim in, then he will be going against everybody who does have slaves because of how he was raised. On the other hand, Huck can relate to Jim. He knows how he was treated and it was similar to how Pap had treated him in the past. I do sympathize with Huck's struggle. He is trying to decide between whether to help Jim and let him become a free man or turn him in.

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1.)Describe the mood as Huck and Jim travel down river on the raft. Is it consistent or does it change over the course of these chapters? 

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1.)Describe the mood as Huck and Jim travel down river on the raft. Is it consistent or does it change over the course of these chapters? 

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The mood that sets in as Huck and Jim travel down the river is pretty consistent, although there are some changes as well. For instance, Huck is much more hungry for action and ¨adventures,¨ while Jim is much more settled in and calm. This is definitely clearly seen from the example of deciding whether or not to go into the shipwreck. Jim does not want to, although Huck wants to go on this adventure, saying that Tom Sawyer would have done it as well. Huck also likes to ¨borrow¨"things more than Jim, which explains a lot about their personality and the mood that sets in after they do things according to their personality. There were quite a few examples of Huck started to feel sad and regretful for doing things that spurted because of his natural personality, including pulling off a mischief on the robbers. Overall, the mood is exciting then then sad, respectively.

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The mood as Huck and Jim travel along on their raft stays mostly the same the whole time. It's usually pretty relaxed, though can change at moments. For example, when Huck learned bounty hunters were after Jim, the mood became very frantic, opposed to the tranquility beforehand. Otherwise, the two seem quite content to be living on their own, floating down the water.

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The mood as Huck and Jim travel down the raft is mostly consistent, but it depends on what they are doing at the moment that decides the mood. Their personalities also play a role in what the mood is. Jim is more calm and relaxed, so it could be a very tranquil scene at one moment when they are on the raft. Whereas the the next moment they could be running from someone because Huck likes adventure and enjoys thrill.

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Describe the mood as Huck and Jim travel down river on the raft. Is it consistent or does it change over the course of these chapters? 

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Describe the mood as Huck and Jim travel down river on the raft. Is it consistent or does it change over the course of these chapters? 

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While the mood definitely changes depending on the current action in the story, there are many similarities when Huck and Jim are on the raft. At first they are a little more cautious and worried because they are escaping from the island and St. Petersburg where both boys are wanted, and where Jim will be punished if found. Then the mood switches to a largely calm and setback feeling as they move along down the river getting farther and farther away from their problems.

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#2:  The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15.

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#2:  The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15.

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Huck lies to Jim when he talks about how they were never separated and the scene in the fog never happened.  Huck also dresses up as a girl to try to trick a woman in the nearby town.

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Lies and cons are a huge part of not just the novel, but also Huck's personality. Up to where we have read so far, Huck has tricked and lied to a lot of people in varies ways. The two biggest examples so far are probably when Huck pretended to be and girl and when he staged the robbery. Both of these examples are times the book used Huck tricking someone to advance the plot. The robbery was used to let Huck escape and meet Jim, and him dressing up as a girl helped Huck and Jim know where their next destination should be, as well as know people are after them.

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The most obvious lie or trick that Huck and Jim used was when Huck dressed up as a girl and went into town. Huck was easily found out by the first woman who picked him up, but she didn't even begin to suspect him of being Huck Finn as the people in his town suspected Pap or Jim of killing him

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A prominent lie/con used is when Huck pretends to be a girl and goes into the village looking for information. He is able to find someone who hadn't lived there long and wouldn't recognize him as Huck Finn, and was able to get information from her about what people think happened to him in regards to his murder.

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When Huck first meets Jim on the island, he wants to turn him in because it's the societal standard. Not only is harboring a runaway slave illegal, it's looked down upon by others, especially because he knows and lived with the owner of the slave. While Huck ends up agreeing to help Jim, he does so reluctantly. Later in the book, Huck starts to debate this decision with himself. Jim was owned by someone who lived with Huck and Pap would disapprove of what Huck is doing, but on the other hand, Jim and Huck have developed a bond and at some points Huck evens views Jim as a father figure and a friend.

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The mood changes throughout the time that Huck and Jim are on the river. At the beginning it is more worried and there is panic as they escape the island, but as it progresses, they become calmer and less worried about their travels.

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Huck struggles with his conscience many times throughout this novel. Huck is struggling because in his mind, he's not doing the right thing. He had grown to care about Ms. Watson and the Widow Douglas, so now that he's helping their slave run away, he's kind of confused. They also had confused him with religion before, so he thinks that he will go to Hell for helping Jim. Huck is always confused about how he should handle his finding Jim, but torwards the end of the book, he comes to acceptance that Jim should be free

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Describe the mood as Huck and Jim travel down river on the raft. Is it consistent or does it change over the course of these chapters? 

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Describe the mood as Huck and Jim travel down river on the raft. Is it consistent or does it change over the course of these chapters? 

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The mood of the raft definitely changes throughout these chapters. When they first begin their journey downstream, the boys give us a very urgent mood. When Huck finds out that people are looking for them for a reward, they know that they needed to get out of St. Petersburg without being seen as soon as possible. During the few days the two spend of the raft we get a sense of peace for a bit. Then the two give us all sorts of different moods when we think about the raft. They find an urgency to find it at another point in the story as well.

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1.)Describe the mood as Huck and Jim travel down river on the raft. Is it consistent or does it change over the course of these chapters? 

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1.)Describe the mood as Huck and Jim travel down river on the raft. Is it consistent or does it change over the course of these chapters? 

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The mood as Huck Finn and Jim travel on the raft is ever changing. They start off panicked, trying to escape from Jackson's Island as fast as possible. Then they are calm and content as they travel down the river. Next they are comfortable happy during their time in Jim's wigwam  when they are docked near the canyon. Next they become panicked after their adventure on the ship once they realize their raft is gone, and relieved once they find it again.  Finally, when they have been separated in the fog during chapter fifteen, their feelings go from desperate to desolate to overjoyed when they are reunited.

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 3.) Huck struggles with his conscience in these chapters. Describe this struggle. Do you sympathize with is struggle?

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 3.) Huck struggles with his conscience in these chapters. Describe this struggle. Do you sympathize with is struggle?

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Huck is faced with a decision once he finds Jim on the island, he can either turn Jim in or help him become a free man. Jim used to belong to someone that cares for him and took him in as her own, so he feels that he is stealing from her. He also feels like he is going against all the people that have slaves but he cares for. He was raised to think that slavery is a good thing and that African Americans are lesser people, so making the decision to not turn in Jim is like going against his morals. Huck also, in a way, understand why Jim ran away. He thought that he was going to be separated from he family and couldn't let that happen so he ran away. I do sympathize with Huck. He is having a classic battle between right and wrong only now it is on a much bigger scale. If he does turn Jim in for running away Jim with defiantly get it trouble and he separated from his family, but if Huck decided to help him than Jim might be able to reunite with his family as a free slave.

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2.) The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15.

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2.) The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15.

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At the beginning of Chapter 11, Huck goes back to the town , but is dressed as a girl. He goes to the Loftus' house. Mrs. Judith Loftus invites him in and Huck claims that his name is Sarah Mary Williams. Huck asks about who the townspeople think killed him and she says that they believe either Pap or Jim did it. She also says that her husband is going out to Jackson's and is going to try to catch Jim for the reward. During this seen, Judith discovers that Huck is dressed up as a boy and he lies about running away from a farm.  Huck during the chapter lies about his identity and why he is visiting the town.

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2.) The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15.

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2.) The use of lies and cons is one motif of the novel. Describe one example of this motif in Chapters 11-15.

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The use of lies and cons in these chapters are very obvious. The place where the use of lies and cons lies is where Huck dresses up as a woman and goes to the house of another woman who takes Huck in. The woman who took Huck in figured out that Huck tried to trick her. Another example of trickery is where Huck goes to the watchman and tells him that his family, or the robbers, are still on the shipwreck. Huck feels bad for the robbers hence why he calls for the watchman to save them.

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# 3:  Huck struggles with his conscience in these chapters. Describe this struggle. Do you sympathize with is struggle?

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# 3:  Huck struggles with his conscience in these chapters. Describe this struggle. Do you sympathize with is struggle?

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Huck starts to think that it was wrong to help Jim escape because it was unfair to Miss Watson.  He thinks that it was cruel to Miss Watson.  In my opinion, he should feel like he was doing something good. He was helping a slave become free, but he was acting like it was a terrible thing to do.

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3.) Huck struggles with his conscience in these chapters. Describe this struggle. Do you sympathize with is struggle?

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3.) Huck struggles with his conscience in these chapters. Describe this struggle. Do you sympathize with is struggle?

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Huck's struggle is his choice between turning Jim in or helping him become a free man. He feels mad because he know Jim belonged to the women he cared about. Also he thought that when Jim took his children back it was stealing from the men who owned him. Just because he sides with the white man, since he is one. I do sympathize with his struggle for multiple reasons. For once, he is still a little boy. He has always grown up with not the best influences and to be put under pressure like that. I mean, Jim is one of the only close friends he has ever had and he as grown close to him over their time together. So on the friendship side he would never want to hurt Jim. But on his loyal side he feels bad for Ms. Watson who helped Huck. So he is at a consent struggle out what the "right" thing to do.

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Huck struggles with the fact that Jim is an escaped slave and that he feels he shouldn't help Jim escape because that's the law but he also feels that it's morally right to help Jim because he is a slave.

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Huck met some other people on the river who were hunting for slaves. They ask Huck if he has anyone on board. He says that he has his father on the raft, and they wanted to check. He then told them that he was suffering from smallpox, and they left in a hurry after that. He then feels bad for lying. He then thinks that he would feel just as bad if he turned Jim in. He thinks about this for quite a while.

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1.) Hucky and Jimmy's misadventures on the raft.

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1.) Hucky and Jimmy's misadventures on the raft.

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Th overall mood of them both on the boat is fairly lighthearted. They end up stealing, buying, and hunting food; which makes them feel bad, so they ease their conscience by sacrificing some items. They battle some robbers and eventually succeed in the battle. The raft becomes a place of brotherhood and equality. Both Huck and Jim have that humor spirit in them and it really shows during this time.

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Huck Finn - Chapters 11-15 Discussion Question 1 and Question 2

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Huck Finn - Chapters 11-15 Discussion Question 1 and Question 2

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As Huck and Jim travel down the river their time is care free. Huck and Jim aren't worried about anything outside of the raft.  Their adventure seems to include stealing and  pretending to act as girls.

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Question 1: Huck and Jim seem very calm on the raft for the first few nights. The quote on the back of the book is about when they were on the raft. The quote is, "We catched fish and talked, and we took a swim now and then to keep off sleepiness. It was kind of solemn, drifting down the big, still river, laying on our backs looking up at the stars, and we didn't ever feel like talking loud, and it warn't often that we laughed- only a kind of low chuckle. We had mighty good weather as a general thing, and nothing ever happened to us at all- not that night, nor the next, nor the next." . They seemed very happy on the river and liked to look around. It gets more wild when Huck and Jim run into robbers and they have to try to find help. Huck makes up a story so people go investigate.

Question 3: Huck feels bad about helping out Jim, since he's a runaway slave and he knows that at the time it was wrong to help him. He also seems to feel bad about catching two people who were planning a murder. He was thinking about how someday he might be a murderer as well.

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1) The mood is very constant, because not much happens that would change it. The mood is calm.
4) The story foreshadows the Duke who says he was the Dalphin and later in the book they talk about the Dalphin.

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The first question is about how the two main characters lie and make fools of the other people. One tie that they used this was when Huck went to town and lied about who he was. He went n to say that "she" was going to "her" uncle. Eventually he got caught, the woman he was lying to knew that he was a boy. He goes on and lies about how he was a poor boy who's employer is really a bad farmer that would beat him up, so he ran away. Later on, he lies about the way that his family is drowning, and that the captain should go and rescue them. The lies are only for their survival. However, I am surprised at how capable Huck is at lying. He goes around saying random things, and makes them feel like they are true.

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Huck Finn - Chapters 11-15 Discussion1.)Describe the mood as Huck and Jim travel down river on the raft. Is it consistent or does it change over the course of these chapters? 4.) The King Solomon story is an example of foreshadowing in the novel. Explain what is foreshadowed that happens in Chapter 20.

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Huck Finn - Chapters 11-15 Discussion1.)Describe the mood as Huck and Jim travel down river on the raft. Is it consistent or does it change over the course of these chapters? 4.) The King Solomon story is an example of foreshadowing in the novel. Explain what is foreshadowed that happens in Chapter 20.

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1) The mood is very calm and it is constant since nothing is described to have much sound and it is just Huck and Jim. Steamboats are there; they aren't described to make any sounds and usually aren't nearby. Even as they passed St. Louis, they didn't hear much noise 4) The story is foreshadowing for the Duke, who said he was the dalphin (I think), and in the story they tell they talk about the Dalphin. This makes them, especially Jim, to do as he says.