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Charater Comparsions

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December 23, 2015

 

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He thinks to himself, " Didn't he [Wes] know that his father was going for a weapon?" (Pg.116). David connects his grandfather's visible anger over Frank's arrest with his obvious disrespect for Wes. It is this connection that adds to David's fear for his father's safety, causing him to yell out "Dad" to catch his father's attention...
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It was with this shout that David hoped to keep his father safe from the harm he beloved his grandfather was capable of. Huck Finn works similarly to protect Jim. When the two of them pass by the men looking for runaway slaves, Huck leads them to believe his sick family is on the raft and he needs help, all the while saying things such as "it's the ?a-the-well, it ain't anything much," (Pg...
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