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Morgarella [4.7K]
2 years ago
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Oxana [17]2 years ago
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Answer:

Main events of chapter 14, 15 and 16 of Huckleberry Finn:

Chapter 14:

Huck and Jim find some impoetant items among the thibgs robbed from the Walter Scott. Jim does not feel comfortable about this way if living because he thinks they can be captured or even dead. Huck tells Jim some stories about kings.

Chapter 15:

Huck and Jim funally find the Ohio river. However, the night is so foggy that they get separated fir a while. When they meet again Jim is afraid and Huck makes a joke and tells him that it has been a dream.

Chapter 16:

Jim keeps on talking about goung to the free states in order to save money to buy the freedom of his family. He also plans to kidnap some abolisionists is they do not want to give his wife abd children up. Hucj has secretly decided to give Jim up but he regrets when he listens to Jim saying that Huck is his only friend. Huck saves Jim from some men who were looking for slaves. Finally, their canoe was stolen and the raft was broken apart.

These events cobtribute to the themes of friendship and slavery.

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