Adventures of Huckleberry Finn: resumen de Chapter 39
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In Chapter 39, the narrator and Tom collect animals for Jim’s cabin, finish their escape preparations, and frighten the household with anonymous warnings. When the old man proposes newspaper advertisements for Jim, the narrator feels urgency, but Tom deliberately invites interference by announcing an invented midnight raid.
Qué sucede
- Thomas Franklin Benjamin Jefferson Elexander Phelps releases the trapped rats, and escaped snakes add to Aunt Sally’s distress.
- The boys replace their animals and crowd Jim’s cabin with creatures that bite him and interrupt his sleep.
- After three weeks, the escape preparations are ready, but the old man’s proposed newspaper advertisements alarm the narrator.
- Tom insists on warnings and disguises because he wants opposition to make the escape more exciting.
- The narrator delivers an anonymous warning in a borrowed dress, and drawings of death frighten the household.
- Tom delivers another letter that describes an invented midnight raid and tells the household how to trap its supposed attackers.
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Tom makes an unseen disguise into a moral obligation. His insistence shows why the narrator’s practical objections do not simplify their plan.
Comprobación rápida
Why does Tom insist on warning the household about the escape?
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