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 tra
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]