This character steals a boat to strand two robbers on board the wreck of the Walter Scott.
This character steals a boat to strand two robbers on board the wreck of the Walter Scott. At the end of the novel named for him, he resolves to "light out for the territory." He hides a sack of gold in a coffin to protect Mary Jane Wilkes from the Duke and the Dauphin, and resolves to help a slave running away from Miss Watson to escape from St. Petersburg, Missouri. For 10 points, name this character who rafts down the Mississippi River with Jim in a novel by Mark Twain.
This character steals a boat to strand two robbers on board the wreck of the Walter Scott.
{Huckleberry Finn} [or {Huckleberry Finn} ]