⚖️Huck's attempt to gain custody of him and his money
📚PAP's opposition to Huck attending school
💰Huck giving money to his father for protection
🏠PAP kidnapping Huck and locking him up in a cabin
🍺PAP's excessive drinking and abusive behavior
⚖️Huck's attempt to gain custody of him and his money
📚PAP's opposition to Huck attending school
💰Huck giving money to his father for protection
🏠PAP kidnapping Huck and locking him up in a cabin
🍺PAP's excessive drinking and abusive behavior
Why does PAP kidnap Huck?
—PAP kidnaps Huck in an attempt to gain custody of him and his money.
How does Huck cope with PAP's abusive behavior?
—Huck learns to adapt to his situation and cope with his father's abusive behavior.
What does PAP think of society?
—PAP is extremely critical of society, the government, and black people.
Why doesn't the government intervene when PAP kidnaps Huck?
—The government does nothing because of its lack of intervention in family matters during that time.
What does Huck learn from his experiences with PAP?
—Huck learns to have low expectations and accept things as they are.
00:00[Music] In chapter six of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, PAP pursues Judge Thatcher to try to gain custody of Huck and his money.
00:20PAP tries to get Huck to stop going to school, which only inspires him to go more.
00:35Huck gives his father money for protection, but PAP continues to take the money and get drunk.
01:07PAP kidnaps Huck, taking him up the river and locking him up in a cabin in the woods.
01:40PAP's abusive behavior escalates as he threatens Huck with a knife while in a state of delirium.
