In Chapter 21, the villagers hurry to try to soothe the angry father of Boggs' daughter because they are sensible and aware of Sherburne's serious nature.
After several anxious minutes, Sherburne emerges onto the porch, points his pistol, fires twice, kills Boggs, and then turns away.
In Chapter 21, how does Huck characterise the city?
The town is a run-down area with muddy streets and sluggish smokers. As Huck conducts his investigation, a man named Boggs enters the city and makes a murderous threat against Colonel Sherburne. The locals make fun of Boggs, pointing out that his actions are typical and that he is harmless.
How did Huckleberry Finn fare?
When they're done, they'll all be considered heroes and be allowed to return home in style on the steamboat. He claims he wouldn't have tried to write a book if he had understood how much work it would require.
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