:moneybag:The Duke and the King pretend to be the Wilks brothers to inherit their fortune.
:detective:The King manipulates the townspeople by using the information he gains from them.
:family:The Duke and the King deceive the nieces of Peter Wilks and gain their trust.
:thumbsup:The townspeople fall for the Duke and the King's lies and defend them.
:wolf:Dr. Robinson sees through the Duke and the King's fraud and exposes them.
How do the Duke and the King deceive the townspeople?
—The Duke and the King pretend to be the Wilks brothers, who have recently passed away, and claim their inheritance to deceive the townspeople.
What is the Duke and the King's strategy for gaining the trust of the townspeople?
—The Duke and the King manipulate the townspeople by appearing selfless when they give away the money they have stolen, gaining the trust and support of the townspeople.
Do the townspeople realize they are being deceived?
—No, the townspeople are gullible and easily manipulated by the Duke and the King's lies. They have no idea they are being deceived.
Who exposes the Duke and the King's fraud?
—Dr. Robinson, a family friend, sees through the Duke and the King's deception and exposes them as frauds.
How does Huck feel about the Duke and the King's antics?
—Huck is tired of the Duke and the King and their schemes, but he remains complicit in their deception.
00:00Chapter 25 of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn begins with the Duke and the King going to the Wilks home where everyone is crying.
01:51The King manipulates the townspeople and gains their trust by giving away the money to the nieces of Peter Wilks.
01:58Dr. Robinson sees through the Duke and the King's deception and exposes them as frauds.
02:15Huck is tired of the Duke and the King's antics, but he remains complicit in their schemes.
