Huck Finn 1-4

1.
She is a good woman who takes Huck in and civilizes him. When with her, he has to dress nice, go to church and school, and be on time for dinner, and not smoke his pipe. Huck doesn't care about Moses because he has been dead for a long time and he, "don't take no stock in dead people."

2.
Superstition is here with Pap's footprint, trying to keep away the spirits. And on page 4 where he ties up a lock of his hair to keep the witches away. Then Huck and Tom play a trick on Jim and he thinks a ghost did it.

3.
Huck would like to go to hell just for the change of scenery. He doesn't see the point in trying to get to heaven and says he won't bother to try at it.

4.
It was childish. They moved his hat and made him and the whole town think a ghost did it.

5.
He was ruined because he has a sort of superiority to him now; he was acted upon by a ghost/spirit.

6.
Huck wouldnt've left it because he takes what he wants when he wants it. That's that.

7.
Tom is a romance character, and he symbolizes the society. Huck is a realist and he symbolizes the opposing force of the society.

12.
becase he knows his father is coming back and will try to take the money away from him.