"The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" - Chapters 23 & 24

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What was Peter Wilks's occupation?

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Tanner.

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How do they all make good in their escape from the villagers in Chapter 23?

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They sneak back to the raft and set off down the river.

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Who is the servant, Adolphus?

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Huck Finn.

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Who is responsible for tending the door on the night of the special performance in Chapter 23?

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The Duke.

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What does Jim confide to Huck in Chapter 23?

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That he didn't realize scarlet fever had made his daughter deaf and punished her for not obeying him.

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What is the significance of the character Jim in 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'?

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Jim represents the struggle for freedom and the moral dilemmas of slavery.

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How does Huck's view of society change throughout the novel?

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Huck begins to question the values of society, especially regarding slavery and morality.

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What role does the river play in the story?

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The river symbolizes freedom and adventure, serving as a means of escape for Huck and Jim.

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What is the main conflict in Chapters 23 and 24?

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The main conflict revolves around Huck and Jim's attempts to escape from the Duke and the King.

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How does Twain use satire in these chapters?

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Twain uses satire to critique social norms, particularly regarding class and morality.