Why, in spite of his practical objections, does Huck go along with Tom's crazy plans for the escape?

2 answers:

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Huck goes along with Tom's crazy plans because he wants to be noticed and missed. He also doesn't want to let his friend down or disappoint him.

babunello [35]3 years ago

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The correct answer is B) he wants Jim to be free.

Huck went along with Tom's crazy plans for the escape because he wants Jim to be free.

We are referring to the story "Adventures of Huckleberry Fynn," written by American writer Mark Twain, and published in 1884. The novel clearly describes in colorful way locations, people, traditions, and customs of the Mississipi River.

The other options of the question were A) he wants Tom to like him, C) he wants a real adventure, and D) he wants Tom to be right.

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