Socratic seminar, Huck Finn: ch. 17-22

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I think that if the refugees were , Huck may have thought against saving them. Question two: Why does Jim willingly and happily agree to serve Bridgewater, as if he was a slave again? Projected answers: I think that Jim is so used to the lifestyle of a slave, that he is okay with serving. Jim may be a serving person, meaning that is the way he communicates how he feels for a person, etc...
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This may be a side effect of having been a slave. Jim may also enjoy it more now, because he has no risk of being sold, beaten or treated like a . He may also enjoy the feeling of making his own decision to serve the Bridgewater. Question three: Why doesn't Huck let the men and Jim realize he knows that they aren't really kings or Dukes? Projected answers: I think Huck is trying to figure out who the men really are, maybe if they are possibly dangerous, before he makes them upset at him...
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