The document provides guiding questions about Mark Twain's novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. It asks whether Jim succeeds in escaping slavery and becoming a free man, and how Huck proves his loyalty to Jim through specific examples from the story. It also asks about the differences between Tom Sawyer and Huck's personalities, providing examples, and whether Tom's disappearance from the story until the end helps or hurts the progression of the narrative.

2. Throughout their adventures Jim and Huck developed a good friendship. How does Huck constantly prove his loyalty to Jim through the story? Give specific examples.

3. Both Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn constantly con and trick others to get their way. However, their intentions seem to differ. Explain the difference between Tom and Huck’s personality. Provide examples from the book.

4. Tom Sawyer is introduced in the beginning of the novel and then disappears until the end of the story. How do you feel about this disappearance? Does it help or hurt the progression of the story?