Huck Finn Deeper by Emerson Allen https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o After listening to Chapter 10, Pick a question and answer it showing DEEP THOUGHT en-us 2017-02-07 16:18:04 UTC 2025-10-02 12:50:28 UTC hello@padlet.com Coach Allen emerson_allen https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152197814
  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?
  3. Why does Huck go ashore? What disguise is he wearing?
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?
]]> 2017-02-07 16:27:17 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152197814 Ethan https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204340 Question 2
Huck neglects the warnings where Jim is saying you should never talk about dead people because it can bring you bad luck but while they were investigating the house they found plenty of loot , so when Jim warns Huck to not touch a snakes skin Huck does because Jim's warning about dead people actual gave them a advantage but a couple days later Jim actually gets bitten by a snake. 

Question 3
When Huck mentions "they're after US"  Huck is saying "us" instead of "you" because Huck believes he is equal to Jim and they are also going through the same problems which is trying to start a new life, so while they are working together to survive they are forming a bond between the both of them that makes them feel equal.]]> 2017-02-07 16:42:27 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204340 Mary https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204368 question 2:
Huck neglected Jim's warning because as an adolescent  between the age of 10-14 years old, Huck never considered what others say. Although,soon after Jim got into an accident with the snake, Huck started to realize the effects of bad luck and started to believe Jim.

question 2
Jim became the murderer of Huck by the people because Jim's actions on the night Huck was murdered was suspicious and . Thus, having a reward to capture Jim  ]]> 2017-02-07 16:42:31 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204368 Ariana https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204439 Question 2
Huck disregards on Jim's warning because he thought he was making it up and and didn't believe nothing bad was going to happen because he had found money. then after the snake bit Jim he thought it could he could have been right. this might be true because Huck didn't think nothing of it until something had happen to Jim but before he didn't believe in anything bad was going to happen.. 

Question 3
Huck replied with "They're after us" saying that him and Jim are connected and close that they both are in danger they are trying to get away from there complications. Huck meets Jim by the woods and Jim isn't only running away he doesn't know that they are getting him for murder witch is ]]> 2017-02-07 16:42:41 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204439 Jorge https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204509 Question 2
Huck shrug off Jim's warning because he is so composed of all the wonderful things that has happened to both of them, and is also ignorant because Huck is under age.
Question 1
Huck shows a side of brightness because of the erudition Huck knows about the country. and huck is gooder ]]> 2017-02-07 16:42:51 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204509 Josh https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204788 Question 2
 Huck disregards Jim's superstition because he does not believe it and is curious to see what will happen. This is important because later in the chapter Jim is bit by the snakes mate reflecting bad luck. 

Question 3
  Huck informs Jim that "they're after us" in a scared manner, this reveals that Huck is frightened as his life and Jim's are possibly on the line. Huck says "us" because he is forming a bond with Jim along their travels and cares for him and for his safety. ]]> 2017-02-07 16:43:33 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204788 Hector https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204791 Question 2
Huck never really believed in supersitions until, something awful happened to Jim. Because of huck touching the snake skin, and because he does that and because he put that by Jim's foot a snake came and bit Jim in the foot. And then Huck had realized his mistake of not listing to Jim but. Now he claims to never touch a snake skin barehanded ever again.

question 1
Huck shows some intelligence by showing his knowledge of the country and. having the idea of going to town disguised as girl to go see whats going on in the town.And then being able to make up lies on the spot and also he doesn't give away who he really is 

]]> 2017-02-07 16:43:33 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204791 Matthew https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204878 Question 1
Superstition is as reasonable to Huck as religion because growing up in a small town people had to have reasoning for things that happen. Huck doesn't really believe in the entirety of religion because its easier to tell why something has happen rather than doing good things for the future of things that may or may not happen which shows how Huck is more of a realist than imaginative.
Question 3
Huck has a different way of interpreting people he meets by judging them by their personality or actions rather than who they are and what they look like. So when Huck meets Jim out in the woods he isn't just a runaway slave or servant to him,Huck sees Jim as a friend and feels like its his responsibility to take care of Jim and help him just as Jim does to Huck.Which is why Huck says "they are after US" it represents how they are in this together.]]> 2017-02-07 16:43:46 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204878 Clancy Tnt https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204994 Question 2
 After Huck finds some money in a dead man's pocket, from his own point of view ,Jim opinion  of bad luck doesn't count and thus Huck minimizes Jim's opinion of bad luck. This is significant because after the snake bits Jim, Huck realizes the real effect of the bad luck and thus that acts as a concrete prove of bad luck to Huck.
Chapter 11
Question 1
Huck convey his way to Goshen and answer the prompt the old woman gave him to examine if Huck was a country boy and not trying to her again when he figures out his plan of escape from the from his dad's house and how he makes his way to his final destination Goshen. From all this he proves and appear to be intelligent. ]]> 2017-02-07 16:44:02 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152204994 Aisha https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152206694 Question 2
Huck neglects  Jim's warning because he is  immature  and unguarded because  Huck didn't listen to what Jim was saying .
Question 1 
Huck shows some intelligence by using a disguise as a girl to see what was up with the town and by Huck being undercover he find out that the people are blaming Pap and Jim.]]> 2017-02-07 16:48:04 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152206694 Tyler https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152207160 Question 2.
Huck refuses to acknowledge Jim's warning because he is young and ignorant towards Jim's beliefs. Huck believes that Jim's superstitions are simply made up, otherwise he would have never touched the dead snakes skin.

Question 3.
Huck says "They're after us" because Huck noticed that Jim is in the same boat because the people want Jim

]]> 2017-02-07 16:49:04 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152207160 Allen emerson_allen https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152212354 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 3 
Unbeknownst to Huck, he is starting to attach himself to Jim in a way that society during this time was unable to do. Huck feels a bond which alerts him to the dangers that Jim is in not knowing that the people are not only after him for running away but for the murder of a white person. Huck recognizes the severity of the situation as Jim is slowly becoming a part of him. The men are not after just Jim but after a way of life that Huck is slowly starting to buy into. ]]> 2017-02-07 17:01:26 UTC https://padlet.com/emerson_allen/i5ofts5zv08o/wish/152212354