Huck’s Story
Chapters 32-35
Thesis: When one’s perception is clouded by friendship, it causes them to disregard the consequences of their actions.

Huck Fin, was a good ol’ boy. Always tryin’ to help ol’ Jim. Huck was only tryin’ to free Jim. The king told him I was bein’ held down on Phelps Plantation. He had come prentedin’ to be Tom, and did a pretty good job at foolin’ the ol’ Sawyer family. He say he was feelin’ comfortable until he heard that steam boat comin’ down the river. He knew that Tom Sawyer was gonnabe on that steam boat. So with Huck bein’ as educated as he was, he left to go and catch Tom befo he had ruined his plan. He told the Sawyers he was goin’ to get his luggage, but dat wasn’t da truth. He found ol’ Tom on the road and told him what was goin’ on. Tom and Huck went back to the house and continued foolin’ the Sawyers. They think Tom is Sid Sawyer. Tom then agreed to help Huck steel me out of slavery. They thought the Sawyer family was holdin’ me prisoner, which they were. The two boys were tryin’ to come up with a plan to steel ol’ Jim out of slavery. Tom kept sayin’ Huck’s plan were too easy. I always wundered why Huck stayed ‘round Tom if, Tom never let him speak. Huck wanted to free me the easy way, come and get me and run nights and hide days, like we used to do. Tom wanted to make it complicated. Tom suggested dat they dig me out. So they were diggin’ and suddenly the tunnel collapsed, killin’ both Huck and Tom. Such a tragedy it were. Poor ol’ Huck died helpin’ poor Jim. If Tom had listened to Huck, none of dis woulda happened. This taught ol’ Jim dat [insert something related to