Questions and Answers
What causes Aunt Sally to continually jump on top of tables?
The accidental releasing of the rats, snakes, and spiders.
Who is Silas writing letters to?
The supposed (false) owners of Jim.
What does Tom do to scare Silas?
Writes a note to the Phelps family saying trouble is coming.
What else do the boys do to scare Silas?
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What (stupid) thing does Tom do to make the escape more daring?
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Study Notes
Aunt Sally's Reactions
- Aunt Sally repeatedly jumps on tables due to a chaotic incident involving the accidental release of rats, snakes, and spiders.
Silas Phelps' Correspondence
- Silas is writing letters to the alleged owners of Jim, who are, in reality, false claims of ownership.
Tom's Mischief
- Tom creates a scare tactic against Silas by composing a threatening note to the Phelps family, warning that trouble is on the way.
Boys' Pranks on Silas
- To further frighten Silas, the boys draw a skull and crossbones on the door using what they pretend is blood.
Tom's Daring Escape Plan
- Tom adds an element of silliness and boldness to their escape plan by sending a letter to Silas, informing him of a supposed plot to steal Jim that night.
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