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HONORS WRITING AND ANALYSIS EXAM: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Characters

Terms in this set (30)

The Duke
This character is skilled at printing fake handbills.
Pap Finn
This character is eager to get his/her hands on Huck's money.
Buck Grangerford
This character and his/her family are involved in a feud.
Sally Phelps
This character waits up all night while Tom (a.k.a. "Sid") is missing.
Huck Finn
This character struggles with his/her conscience and heart.
Peter Wilks
This character dies, leaving a big inheritance and a big mess.
Jim
This character is imprisoned because he/she is a runaway.
The King (Dauphin)
This character pretends to be a reformed pirate.
Miss Watson
This character is Jim's stern, hyper-religious owner.
Sally Phelps
This character is terrified to find the house overrun with pests.
Tom Sawyer
This character is obsessed with adventure books and heroes.
Pap Finn
This character is an incurable and violent drunk.
Widow Douglas
This character patiently teaches Huck about God's providence.
Tom Sawyer
This character organizes a gang of local boys.
Jim
This character misses his/her family, none of whom are free.
Aunt Polly
This character's letters have been intercepted by Tom
Mary Jane Wilks
This character is sad to see a family of slaves separated.
Silas Phelps
This character owns a farm near Pikesville and is a kind man.
The Duke
This character uses his/her acting skills to pretend to be deaf.
Dr. Robinson
This character is the first to not believe the conmen are the Wilks brothers.
Tom Sawyer
This character informs Jim—and everyone else—of Jim's freedom.
Miss Watson
This character is described as constantly "pecking" at Huck.
The King (Dauphin)
This character claims to be a long-lost member of French royalty.
Buck Grangerford
This character is killed while fighting against his archenemies.
Huck Finn
This character has no desire at all to become "sivilized".
Mary Jane Wilks
This character and his/her younger sisters treat Huck with kindness.
Huck Finn
This character fakes his/her own murder.
Judge Thatcher
This character helps the Widow Douglas to fight for custody of Huck.
Jim
This character is even more superstitious than Huck.
Joanna Wilks
This character is described as having a "hare-lip".
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