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Thursday, February 24

  1. page Characters edited ... Tom Sawyer- {http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR3_zFSYq2EBaba5jR9UXxxSqwQj2P7-m0Zu8-sD0…
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    Tom Sawyer- {http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcR3_zFSYq2EBaba5jR9UXxxSqwQj2P7-m0Zu8-sD04bLcnPuaq_} Tom was raised well, taught to follows the rules, often tries to make a joke out of a serious situation, hinds the fact that Miss Watson is dead from Jim and that he is now a free man.
    Widow Douglas and Miss Watson- {http://huckfinn.wiki.cvsd.k12.pa.us/file/view/Miss_Watson.jpg/129726209/Miss_Watson.jpg} Widow Douglas is the widow that Huck lives with. She is very religious. Huck is content with Widow Douglas but not with Miss Watson, her "evil" sister. Miss Watson talks about heaven so much that Huck says he dosn't want to go if she's going to be there.
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    Watson, huck's friend friend. He is an African American that escaped from slavery trying to gain his freedom back.
    Pap- {http://donaldcorrell.com/twain/huck/img/pap.jpg} Hucks father that is never around. Him and Huck don't have a good relationship. The only reason Pap is around is because he wants hucks money.
    Judge Thatcher- {http://donaldcorrell.com/twain/huck/img/judget.jpg} Huck sells Judge Thatcher his 6,000 dollars for 1 dollar in order to keep Pap away from it. He has to sell it for a dollar for it to legally become Judge Thatchers money.
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  2. page Characters edited ... This is a very wealthy family, they encounter the death of one of their family memebers, and m…
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    This is a very wealthy family, they encounter the death of one of their family memebers, and meet the duke and the dauphin, who give the 2 men enough information to con everyone into believe that they are his 2 brothers from england that are to inherit most of his money. Mary Jane, one of the girls ends up having a slight romantic relationship with Huck.
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    in disguise. They are good natured southern people that have lots of children. They are also very honest and have big hearts.
    Aunt Polly:Tom's aunt, sally's sister, comes in at the end of the book and identifies Tom and Huck for who they really are, Huck is pretending to be Tom, and Tom is pretending to be his kid brother Sid. A kinda women. Tries to influence Tom as best as she can.
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Wednesday, February 23

  1. page Characters edited ... Judge Thatcher- {http://donaldcorrell.com/twain/huck/img/judget.jpg} Huck sells Judge Thatche…
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    Judge Thatcher- {http://donaldcorrell.com/twain/huck/img/judget.jpg} Huck sells Judge Thatcher his 6,000 dollars for 1 dollar in order to keep Pap away from it. He has to sell it for a dollar for it to legally become Judge Thatchers money.
    The Grangerfords-Family that takes in Huck after a steamboat hits his raft, they at first feel threaten that he may be a Sheperdson, but then they allow him in, they have a family fued going on between the Sheperdsons.
    The{http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_61IyU0FCQBY/S4fczGBFpaI/AAAAAAAAAAs/M4C3JRDvnZA/s200/duke+and+dauphin.gif} The Duke and the Dauphin- {http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_61IyU0FCQBY/S4fczGBFpaI/AAAAAAAAAAs/M4C3JRDvnZA/s200/duke+and+dauphin.gif} PairDauphin-Pair of conmen
    The Wilks Family-
    This is a very wealthy family, they encounter the death of one of their family memebers, and meet the duke and the dauphin, who give the 2 men enough information to con everyone into believe that they are his 2 brothers from england that are to inherit most of his money. Mary Jane, one of the girls ends up having a slight romantic relationship with Huck.
    Silas and Sally Phelps-
    Relatives of Tom Sawyer that are very happy to see "Tom" or huck in disguise.
    Aunt PollyPolly:Tom's aunt, sally's sister, comes in at the end of the book and identifies Tom and Huck for who they really are, Huck is pretending to be Tom, and Tom is pretending to be his kid brother Sid. A kinda women. Tries to influence Tom as best as she can.
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  2. page Banning Mark Twain?? edited Banning Mark Twain?? ... North Cedar, no No doubt the ... our school.
    Banning Mark Twain??
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    North Cedar, no
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    our school.
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  3. page Study Guides Chapters 37-Last edited ... 14. After calling Tom a rapscallion and a young scamp, Aunt Sally made what threat? 15. Tom t…
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    14. After calling Tom a rapscallion and a young scamp, Aunt Sally made what threat?
    15. Tom told Aunt Sally he spun his work to set Jim free for "the adventure of it," but what deeper reason did Tom have for pursuing such interest in Jim?
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    freedom such that Aunt Sally could understand the motives behind Tom's adventurous activities?
    Huck was the one that explained things so
    that Aunt
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    adventurous activities.
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  4. page Study Guides Chapters 33-36 edited ... He's suprised that he wants to help save jim, he thought that since they hadn't been the close…
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    He's suprised that he wants to help save jim, he thought that since they hadn't been the closest that he wouldn't want to help him.
    2. After Tom indicated he was looking for Mr. Archibald Nichols, how did Aunt Sally show Southern hospitality?
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    in her wagonwagon.
    3. What performance enraged and astounded Aunt Sally?
    4. When Huck saw that the king and the duke were tar and feathered, what was his reaction?
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Tuesday, February 22

  1. page Banning Mark Twain?? edited Banning Mark Twain?? Dear School Board of North Cedar, no doubt the issue of banning Mark Twains …
    Banning Mark Twain??
    Dear School Board of North Cedar, no doubt the issue of banning Mark Twains historical novel The Adventures of Huckle Berry Finn has come to your attention. Being students at north cedar we would like to state our opinion on the matter. We believe that although crude and uncensored the novel contains many life lessons and literary elements important for young adults to learn today. In 2007 Ibrahim Mohammed thought that the word "nigger" should simply be called the N-word. His teacher then proceeded to ask "Does it offend you?, It hurts doesn't it?". Now some might think that the way the teacher was out of line. We claim that the question was poorly worded, and was meant to provoke deep thought about the novel and why the word is used. In 2009 a Washington high school teacher requested that the book be replaced by a more modern novel, claiming that with the reelection of Obama into the presidency it meant that America was going through a change and that all books using the N-word should go. We think that although slavery and racism was and still is a dark time in America's past it does not need to covered up. Using the word "nigger" is simply a good way of portraying the way people talked during the time frame. A new 2011 edition of the book has been published replacing the word "nigger" with the word "slave". The author of the revision says that the word even better portrays what Twain is trying to say in his book. We beileve that changing another authors words is wrong. The author wrote what he meant to write and nobody else should mess with a published authors idea. So as you can see there is no logical reason for this wonderful novel to be banned from our school.
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  2. page Study Guides Chapters 33-36 edited ... He's suprised that he wants to help save jim, he thought that since they hadn't been the close…
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    He's suprised that he wants to help save jim, he thought that since they hadn't been the closest that he wouldn't want to help him.
    2. After Tom indicated he was looking for Mr. Archibald Nichols, how did Aunt Sally show Southern hospitality?
    She lets tom and huck ride in her wagon
    3. What performance enraged and astounded Aunt Sally?
    4. When Huck saw that the king and the duke were tar and feathered, what was his reaction?
    Huck felt bad for the two, and he forgets about how he felt about them before.
    5. According to Tom and Huck, what gives man inner pain?
    6. Which boy surmised where Jim was? How?
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  3. page Study Guides Chapters 33-36 edited ... 5. According to Tom and Huck, what gives man inner pain? 6. Which boy surmised where Jim was?…
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    5. According to Tom and Huck, what gives man inner pain?
    6. Which boy surmised where Jim was? How?
    Tom, He thinks that jim is in a hut by the ash-hopper, he figured it out because he saw a person bringing watermelon in to the hut at first he thought it was for a dog
    but then a dog wouldnt eat watermelon , and also the man had to unlock the shack which meant their was a prisoner in it.

    7. According to Huck, why was Tom taking a greater risk involving himself in "nigger stealing"?
    8. Why did Tom prefer three knives, chucking the availability of a saw?
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