📚Huck appreciates Aunt Sally's kindness and realizes the trouble he and Tom caused her.
😟Huck is conflicted between checking on Tom and Jim or keeping his promise to Aunt Sally.
🏡The townspeople gather to discuss the incident with Jim, unaware of Tom's involvement.
🤔The townspeople think Jim is crazy and don't suspect Tom's schemes.
💡Huck's internal conflict highlights his good heart and concern for others.
What happens in Chapter 41 of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn?
—In Chapter 41, Huck wakes up after the doctor's visit and finds himself torn between his promise to Aunt Sally and his desire to look for Tom and Jim.
What does Huck realize about Aunt Sally?
—Huck realizes and appreciates Aunt Sally's kindness, unlike his own relative, Tom.
Why is Huck conflicted?
—Huck is torn between checking on Tom and Jim or keeping his promise to Aunt Sally.
What do the townspeople think of Jim's escape?
—The townspeople think Jim must be crazy and never suspect Tom's involvement.
What does Huck's internal conflict reveal about his character?
—Huck's internal conflict highlights his good heart and concern for others.
00:00Huck wakes up after his encounter with the doctor.
00:09Huck comes up with a story about a hunting accident.
00:12Huck falls asleep and wakes up the next morning.
00:14Uncle Silas brings Huck back home to Aunt Sally.
00:16The farmers and wives discuss Jim's escape.
00:17Aunt Sally is kind and caring toward Huck.
00:21Huck promises to stay in bed all night.
00:24Huck wants to go out and look for Tom and Jim.
