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    Chapters 7-12 of Huckleberry Finn see Huck and Jim continue their journey down the Mississippi River and encounter various challenges. Some of the key events include Huck faking his own death and stealing items from his father's cabin in chapter 7. In chapter 8 they have a close call with snakes on their raft. Chapter 9 finds them exploring a cave and later hiding from Huck's father. Their journey continues in chapters 10-12 as they deal with more snakes, disguise themselves, and eventually overload their raft, requiring a change in transportation.

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    Chapters 7-12 of Huckleberry Finn see Huck and Jim continue their journey down the Mississippi River and encounter various challenges. Some of the key events include Huck faking his own death and stealing items from his father's cabin in chapter 7. In chapter 8 they have a close call with snakes on their raft. Chapter 9 finds them exploring a cave and later hiding from Huck's father. Their journey continues in chapters 10-12 as they deal with more snakes, disguise themselves, and eventually overload their raft, requiring a change in transportation.

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    Chapters 7-12 of Huckleberry Finn see Huck and Jim continue their journey down the Mississippi River and encounter various challenges. Some of the key events include Huck faking his own death and stealing items from his father's cabin in chapter 7. In chapter 8 they have a close call with snakes on their raft. Chapter 9 finds them exploring a cave and later hiding from Huck's father. Their journey continues in chapters 10-12 as they deal with more snakes, disguise themselves, and eventually overload their raft, requiring a change in transportation.

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    Huckleberry Finn:

    Chapters 7-12

    Tyler Swiggett, Luke Massella,


    Ryan Thomas, and Kevin Fodor
    Symbols in
    Chapters 7-12
    • Chapter 8
    • Chapter 7 – Baker’s Bread
    – Cabin – Snakes
    – Canoe – Jim
    • Chapter 9
    – Fish – The Cavern
    – Pap On Water On Land – Pap
    – River
    – Island Helpful Hurtful
    • Chapter 12
    – Towheads
    Helpful Hurtful
    • Chapter 10 – Wigwam
    – Snakes On Land On Water – Lantern
    – Woman’s Clothes – The Walter
    Scott
    • Chapter 11 – Thieves
    – Mrs. Judith Loftus
    Characterization through
    Chapters 7-12
    • White Lies to Pap (Ch. 7) Grand Scheming
    • Stealing Valuables (Ch. 7) Declining T
    • Faking Death (Ch. 7) Practical R
    Dishonesty
    Constant
    • Sparing Jim (Ch. 8)
    A
    • Ransacking House (Ch. 9) Thievery
    Declining I
    • Snake-skin Trick (Ch. 10)
    Compassion T
    • Returning Disguised (Ch. 10-
    11) Growing
    • Overloading the Raft (Ch. 12) Foolishness S
    • Boarding the Walter Scott Declining

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