Huck finn; 21-32

I really enjoyed reading these chapters because there was a sense of humor along with some suspense. I believe that Jim cares a lot about his daughter and im glad that his daughter was brought back into the story again. I think that it was a "whoa" moment for Huck Finn because i think that Huck thought that it was impossible for a man of a different race to actually adore and care for another being, left alone, your own daughter. These chapters made me respect Huck a little bit more because of that incident. I thought it was funny how the people got tricked and how they got played. If that were to happen to me i would laugh about it because i would of spent double the money on a show that i was trying to get back at. You can tell that the people of that time were really wise and knew how to get around a situation. Also, I am glad to see that in these chapters the duke and the dauphin are starting to get caught in the lies they keep telling to everyone. It's not right to pretend to be dead to get money. I think that that is cheap, unrespectful, and untolerable. I like that Huck decided to start to get away from them because it shows that Huck can now differentiate between the good and the bad.