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Huck Finn Chapter 23 Flashcards
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Huck Finn Chapter 23 Flashcards

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What is the king wearing when he first comes out on stage as Edmund Kean the Elder?

nothing--he was naked and just painted all over

What happened when the crowd didn't like the show?

They told them to go out and tell everyone else in the town to see it as well.

What happened on the third night?

They could see that people had brought rotten cabbages and eggs to throw at them, so they snuck out.

What word does Jim use to describe the kings?

<p>rapscallions</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Jim think of the duke and the king?

<p>He questions whether they are real and also he says he doesn't want to be around them anymore.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What story does Huck tell Jim to explain the character of a real king?

<p>He tells a botched version of King Henry the 8th.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is Jim upset about at the end of the chapter?

<p>He misses his wife and children.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is wrong with Jim's daughter?

<p>she is deaf and dumb.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

King as Edmund Kean the Elder

  • The king makes a dramatic entrance wearing nothing, painted all over in an attempt to perform.

Crowd Reaction

  • When the audience shows disapproval of the performance, they demand that the king and duke spread the word about their act around town.

Performance Decline

  • On the third night, the king and duke notice audience members bringing rotten produce, indicating a hostile reception, prompting them to escape before the show starts.

Jim's Perspective

  • Jim refers to the king and duke as "rapscallions," indicating his disdain for their character.

Distrust of the King and Duke

  • Jim expresses skepticism about the authenticity of the duke and king, conveying his desire to distance himself from them.

Huck's Fictional Narrative

  • Huck attempts to illustrate the concept of a real king by narrating a poorly executed story about King Henry VIII, showing his understanding of nobility.

Jim's Emotional Struggles

  • By the chapter's end, Jim reveals his deep sorrow, missing his wife and children, highlighting the emotional toll of their circumstances.

Jim's Daughter's Condition

  • Jim's daughter is described as deaf and dumb, adding to his feelings of helplessness and concern for his family.

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Test your knowledge on Chapter 23 of 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn' with these flashcards. This quiz includes key events and characters, focusing on the performance of the king as Edmund Kean. Challenge yourself and see how well you remember this exciting chapter!

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