The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Chapters 17 - 19 Presented By: Kelsie Sollinger and Ben Borodawka English 10 CP - C Block

Basic Events Chapter 17-19 Chapter 17 Chapter 18 Chapter 19 Huck is brought into the house of Saul and Rachel Huck meets and befriends Buck, another boy about his age Huck wonders about Emmeline Chapter 18 Buck takes a shot at Harney Sheperdson and misses Huck and family horseback ride to church Miss Sophie gets Huck to run back to the church because she forgot her book Huck follows his slave to a marsh and finds Jim Miss Sophia runs off to marry Harney A big fight breaks loose, Buck dies Huck finds Jim and quickly leaves the county Chapter 19 Huck and Jim raft for days Huck takes a side trip down a stream and meets two runaway men The men tell Huck and Jim they are Duke's and King's The men are lying, they are just poor men

Characters in Chapters 17-19 George Jackson- Huck's alias when he is on the property of Saul's Saul- The house owner also known as Col.Grangerford, the man who calls Huck when he was in the yard Rachel Grangerford- Gives Huck some food when he came into their house Betsy- Saul and Rachel's slave who cooks food for Huck Buck Grangerford- a boy about Huck's age and Huck sleeps in his room Emmiline Grangerford- a dead girl, an artist and poet that wrote beautiful poetry about dead people Bob, Tom, Miss Charlotte and Miss Sophia Grangerford- three other beautiful Grangerford children Harney Sheperdson- one of the rival family Sheperdson who Buck shoots at Duke of Bridgewater and King of France- young men Huck and Jim meet

Chapter 17 Quotes "'Well, if you knowed where he was, why did you ask me for?" pg. 89 Huck is answering a riddle that Buck tells him. Buck starts joking around with Huck right away, right when they met. Buck is obviously comfortable enough to throw a joke into conversation. Huck does not understand the joke, and this qote clearly shows his awkwardness and innocents in his situation. "... and my sister Mary Ann run off and got married and never was heard of no more." pg. 90 This quote that Huck completely made up is weirdly similar to what happens in the next chapter when Miss Sophia runs off to get married and Huck does not stick around long enough to hear of her again. I think Mark Twain put this in the book to see if anyone could catch it.

Chapter 18 Quotes "My nigger had a monstrous easy time, because I warn't used to having anybody do anything for me." pg. 96 This quote has two major meanings: Huck is not used to having anybody do anything for him, and Huck doesn't want a slave. Huck is not used to his father do anything for him, so it is easy to see that having a personal servant would not come naturally to him. Huck doesn't want a slave because he sis not agree with it entirely, he has been friends with Jim and does not want to turn him in anymore. "... I reckoned  was to blame, somehow...I never felt easy till the raft was two mile below there and out in the middle of the Mississippi." pg. 104 This quote shows how much the Grangerford family affecting Huck within only a few days. Huck did not want to have anything to do with the two feuding families anymore. Huck also felt as though the feud was his fault, even though the feud has been going on for decades. Huck is a little self conscious and beats himself up too much.

Chapter 19 Quotes "Jim said the moon could 'a' laid them (stars); well, that looked kind of reasonable, so I didn't say nothing against it." pg. 107 This quote shows how much Huck has changed from his reactions to when Jim was talking about King Solomon to when he says a comment about the moon. Huck does not try to listen to what Jim says about Solomon which is a good point but Huck agrees with the ridiculous comment about the moon laying stars. Huck is starting to respect Jim more. "It didn't take me long to make up my mind that these liars warn't no kings nor dukes at all." pg. 113 Huck and Jim were gullible enough to be fooled by two poor men lying to get a free ride and food. Huck finally figures it out and does not make it a big deal and assumes Jim does not already know. Huck is very passionate thinking that just letting the men have their fun and food is better than arguing and fighting and making a mess out of their relationship, a very mature thought.

Themes for Chapters 17 - 19 Friendship is very important Ex. Huck crying over Buck when he died Understanding others situations is critical Ex. Huck not squealing on the poor men

Questions! How do you think Huck and Jim will break off from the two poor men? Do you think Huck will eventually turn Jim in? Why or Why not?

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