Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Part 43 summary
Part 43 of 43 · 3 min to read the part
In Chapter the Last, Tom explains his plans for Jim, Jim receives kind treatment and forty dollars, and Huck learns that his father is dead and his money remains safe. With Tom nearly recovered, Huck plans to leave for the Territory rather than accept Aunt Sally’s adoption and efforts to civilize him.
What happens
- Tom explains that he intends to reveal Jim’s freedom only after more river adventures, then arrange a grand homecoming.
- Aunt Polly, Uncle Silas, and Aunt Sally treat Jim generously for helping nurse Tom, and Tom gives him forty dollars.
- Tom proposes adventures in the Territory and assures Huck that his money remains with Judge Thatcher.
- Jim reveals that the dead man in the floating house is Huck’s father.
- Tom nearly recovers, while Huck plans to escape Aunt Sally’s adoption by leaving for the Territory.
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What to notice
Jim’s solemn statement introduces the revelation that Huck’s father is dead. It also answers Huck’s fear that his father can take his money.
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Who is the dead man Jim identifies from the floating house?
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