This character witnesses a feud with the Shepherdsons while staying with the Grangerfords. He poses as his closest friend in Sally Phelps' home, and meets the dishonest duke and dauphin. He avoids being "sivilized" by the (*)
This character witnesses a feud with the Shepherdsons while staying with the Grangerfords. He poses as his closest friend in Sally Phelps' home, and meets the dishonest duke and dauphin. He avoids being "sivilized" by the (*) Widow Douglas and escapes from his abusive father by floating down the Mississippi River with Jim, an escaped slave. For 10 points, name this character created by Mark Twain, the companion of Tom Sawyer.
This character witnesses a feud with the Shepherdsons while staying with the Grangerfords.
Huckleberry Finn (accept either underlined name)