What does Huck do at the end of Chapter 26?

Huck instructs Mary Jane to leave without seeing her “uncles,” for her innocent face would give away their secret. Huck leaves her a note with the location of the money. She promises to remember him forever and to pray for him.

What is Huck’s plan in Chapter 28?

By Mark Twain Or rather, Huck devises a plan and Mary Jane goes along with it. The plan is, Mary Jane goes for the night to stay with Mr. Lothrop, because the girl’s got the poker face of a five-year-old with a sugar high. (In other words, she wouldn’t be able to hide her emotions from the duke and king.)

Why do the king and the duke give the six thousand dollars back to the girls?

Why do they give all six thousand dollars to the Wilk’s girls? The King and Duke give the money back to the girls as a big show to demonstrate their care and concern for them. The Wilk’s girls are the most sad about the slave family being split apart and that they will never see each other again.

What happened in chapter 24 of Huckleberry Finn?

Summary: Chapter 24 As the duke and the dauphin tie up the raft to work over another town, Jim complains about having to wait, frightened, in the boat, tied up as a runaway slave in order to avoid suspicion, while the others are gone.

Why did Huck send Mary Jane?

Huck tells Mary Jane to go away, because he is afraid that she will express in her face knowledge of the duke and king’s fraud, which will in turn allow the two to escape.

Why does Huck cry after he and Jim are reunited?

She is also crying because, in selling the Wilks’s slaves, the duke and king separated a mother from her children. Moved by her tears, Huck blurts out that the family will be reunited in two weeks, and, thinking that in this case the truth is better than a lie, he says he can prove it.

Why does Huck ask Mary Jane leaving town?

Why does Huck ask Mary Jane to leave town? so her face will not reveal the truth about the king and the duke after Huck has told her the whole story.

Why does Mary Jane give the king six thousand dollars?

Mary Jane responds by giving the king Peter’s six thousand dollars to invest on her and her sister’s behalf. Doctor Robinson tells the girls that they will regret this day and takes his leave.