Later, he gets caught up in a family feud between the Shephardsons and the Grangerfords and is saved by his travelling companion, who had repaired the raft.
In one episode in this novel, two men pretend to be the dead Peter Wilks' brothers to steal their inheritance, while in another the protagonist has a moral crisis about concealing stolen property before lying to a group of men that his father has smallpox. Later, he gets caught up in a family feud between the Shephardsons and the Grangerfords and is saved by his travelling companion, who had repaired the raft. The story's finale is set into motion by two con men, the duke and dauphin, who sell Jim to Silas and Sally Phelps. For 10 points, name this novel written by Mark Twain in which the title character is misidentified as Tom Sawyer.
In one episode in this novel, two men pretend to be the dead Peter Wilks' brothers to steal their inheritance, while in another the protagonist has a moral crisis about concealing stolen property before lying to a group of men that his father has smallpox.
The Adventures of {Huckleberry Finn}