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Huck refers to us, because Huck has bonded in a way with jim.

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question 3
Huck says "They're after us' because Huck is in a way, bonded with Jim, not only that but Huck's pap is dead and Jim being the only person knowing so has to step up and

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Question 3
Huck thinks of Jim as part of his team.  That is why Huck said " they are after us" not just Jim but also Huck because they are working together.

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Question 2
Huck ignored Jim's warning about touching the snakes skin because it'll bring bad luck and they didn't needed bad luck because they already had enough to worry about .  Huck doesn't believe Jim about bad luck because he's just a kid . It's significant because Huck did not listen to Jim's warning.

Question  2
everyone in the town thought that Pap was the one behind Huck's fake death .. Then they noticed that Jim was missing so they accused him of the death of Huck

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Question 1
Huck does not believe in religion or superstition so when he touched the snakeskin he was not concerned about it bringing him bad luck.
Question 3
Huck says "they're after us" because Huck thinks of Jim as his partner.

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Question 1
Miss Watson tells Huck to pray, but Huck is very confused about religion and doesn't understand why people pray so much but then don't get what they want.

Question 1
Huck shows his intelligence by the woman, Mrs. Loftus, who invites Huck in. He says his name is Sarah Williams and tells her a story about his circumstances. She starts talking and eventually gets to the news of the day, which includes his death, Jim's escape, and Pap's disappearance.

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Question 2
Huck ignores Jim because he was educated differently so he pretty much didn't care about what Jim told him not to do and Huck didn't believed on what Jim told him.

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With Huck not believing in religion, Huck's belief in superstition is non existent. A general fact about Huck as far as religion wise, Huck doesn't buy into beliefs of far as super natural forces. Huck thinks both superstition and religion as similar meanings.

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Huck and Jim think that religion and superstition are same because in there minds both have the basic rules to there consequences like touching the snake skin will eventually get you bit by a snake
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question 3
Huck now thinks of Jim as his partner since they've been through a lot of troubling situations where they needed each other that's why he runs and says "there after US"

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Question 1
Huck does not believe Jim's superstition until something bad actually happens to him. Jim told him not to touch the snake skin because it is bad luck and that has to do with religion because in some religions if you do a certain thing it brings bad luck. For example in this case Huck touched the snake skin and Jim went to lay down to go to bed and he got bit by a rattle snake.

Question 3

Huck and Jim share a bond. They live together and they do everything together. Huck and Jim work together and they are united as a team.

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Question 1
Just like superstition,  religion is unknown to Huck and he doesn't seem to buy into these invisible forces such as prayer and superstitions that Widow Douglas and Jim are expressing. Huck is not fully invested in the spiritual world and that is apparent even when Tom talks of the imaginary elephants and A-rabs that visited his band of robbers. Even though Huck has an incredible imagination, he is unable to take serious the practices of faith and belief in something that is not tangible.  Religion and superstition are both something like a blur to him and it is not registering that there are truly consequences for breaking the rules of either.

Question 2

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1. How does superstition seem as logical as religion in Huck's mind?

2. Why does Huck ignore Jim's warning? Why is this significant?

Chapter 11
1. How does Huck show some intelligence?

2. Why do the people quickly shift from Pap to Jim as the murderer of Huck?  What is Twain trying to say?

3. Why does Huck say "they're after US?  What does this say about Huck?