In one novel, this character scorns simple plans to free a slave by insisting on using a rope-ladder and digging with case-knives instead of pickaxes. In another novel, this character reveals that he was engaged to Amy Lawrence, making a girl jealous. In a book named for him, this character sews his collar with black thread instead of white to fool his aunt and becomes trapped in a cave with his love interest, Becky Thatc
In one novel, this character scorns simple plans to free a slave by insisting on using a rope-ladder and digging with case-knives instead of pickaxes. In another novel, this character reveals that he was engaged to Amy Lawrence, making a girl jealous. In a book named for him, this character sews his collar with black thread instead of white to fool his aunt and becomes trapped in a cave with his love interest, Becky Thatcher. For 10 points, give this character whose lighthearted "adventures" are described in a novel by Mark Twain.
In one novel, this character scorns simple plans to free a slave by insisting on using a rope-ladder and digging with case-knives instead of pickaxes.
{Tom Sawyer} [{both} or either name acceptable]