About this story
You hide six thousand dollars in a coffin and sweat through the funeral sermon, bake a rope ladder into a witch pie, and tear up the letter to Miss Watson rather than turn Jim in. Forty-three chapters carry the widow's supper bell to lighting out for the Territory.
Who you’ll meet
Jim, the adult in the Widow Douglas's household who speaks plainly with Huck, and Tom Sawyer. You play Huck.
How it opens
The Widow's supper bell found you wearing clothes that resisted every joint.
Widow DouglasSit straight long enough to let the meal begin properly, Huck.
Miss WatsonSilver, napkins, and forks must be used in their proper order.
Miss Watson watched from across the table as though posture could escape.
Choose
The chair was built straighter than I was.
Can I eat first and become respectable afterward?
Jim does not need three forks to carry wood.