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In chapter 4, Huck decides to give Judge Thatcher all of his money. Why does he do this?

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Simple...

If I remember correctly, Huckleberry Finn did not want his drunken dad to steal all his money and blow it all on unnecessary things (beer), so he tried to give it to Judge Thatcher.

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