That title character, the son of the drunkard Pap, befriends Miss Watson's slave, Jim.
In this novel, one character is painted blue and is called the "Sick Arab". In another scene, the brothers of the deceased Peter Wilks are impersonated by two boys who hold a play called "The Royal Nonesuch" and claim to be a duke and dauphin. The title character of this novel is frightened by a feud between the (*) Grangerfords and Shepherdsons, and later teams up with Sid to rescue a slave in Phelps' plantation. That title character, the son of the drunkard Pap, befriends Miss Watson's slave, Jim. For ten points, name this work written by Mark Twain, a sequel to The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
In this novel, one character is painted blue and is called the "Sick Arab".
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn