Questions and Answers
Why is Mary Jane upset?
because the slaves were sold by the duke and king (the families of the slaves were broken up)
What two things is Huck overcome by?
Mary Jane's misery and beauty
Who will Mary Jane stay with for the night?
Mr. Lothrop
Whose life hangs in the balance (according to Huck)?
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How will Mary Jane know if Huck has run away?
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What does Huck write on the paper so the duke and king can pay their dues for the scam?
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What strain of 'mumps' does Huck make up?
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Who are the two men that show up?
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Study Notes
Mary Jane's Distress
- Mary Jane is upset due to the separation of slave families caused by the duke and king's actions.
Huck's Emotions
- Huck is deeply affected by both Mary Jane's beauty and her sorrow.
Night Arrangements
- Mary Jane plans to spend the night with Mr. Lothrop for safety and comfort.
Jim's Fate
- Huck feels that Jim's well-being is at stake, highlighting the significance of Jim's situation.
Huck's Disappearance
- Mary Jane will realize Huck has fled if he does not appear when she lights a candle, indicating her awareness of his actions.
Payment for the Scam
- Huck writes "Royal Nonesuch, Bricksville" to help the duke and king fund their ongoing scams, reflecting Huck's cunning nature.
Inventive Illness
- Huck concocts a fictional disease called "pluribus-unum mumps" to explain his behavior, showcasing his creativity and quick-thinking.
Arrival of Real Brothers
- Peter Wilks' genuine brothers arrive unexpectedly, adding tension and complexity to the unfolding story.
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Test your knowledge of key events and characters in Chapter 28 of 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn'. This quiz covers important plot points including Mary Jane's emotions and the significant themes of family and freedom. Perfect for students looking to reinforce their understanding of this classic novel.
