I agree with Anthony but Jim always trusted Huck, because he saw Jim on Jackson's Island but Huck gave Jim his word that he won't go and tell where he is. I'm still confused why Huck pulled those pranks on Jim? This is Sarah by the way...its not working on my account.
I agree with David, I'm a little confused on where exactly he lives, but at this point in the story I'm thinking he doesn't really have a stable home. Coming back to Chapter 15, I think Jim and Huck are becoming a lot closer. When Huck gets separated from Jim because he's in the canoe on the Ohio River, Jim seems extremely happy to see him again. I think this shows that all the time they are spending together is a good thing.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Rachel to some extant because on the flip side, Jim is becoming really loyal to Huck but I do not think that Huck has the same respect for Jim only because of the second prank Huck pulls on Jim (tricking Jim into think their separation was a dream), and then Jim gets upset which shows that Jim took wen through a lot of "emotional" pain during that event which shows how he would be willing to risk a lot for Huck. I dont know Maybe Im wrong ( I doubt it though)
ReplyDeleteI agree with you Anthony, but didn't Jim always trust Huck? SInce Huck saw him on Jackson's Island, he promised that he wouldn't tell anyone where Jim is. I'm still confused why Huck keeps pranking him? Huck already has Jim's trust...so why would he want to ruin that trust?
ReplyDeleteI feel that Huck is just bored, because he left, he no longer has his friends as he used to. Then in turn he is thinking of these pranks on Jim, without even thinking of the consequences.
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