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Chapter Twenty-Four - The town forgives Muff Potter, and he is treated as nicely as he was mistreated before. Tom is a hero once again. Tom is happy with the attention, but at night is very afraid of the revenge Injun Joe will take on him.

Chapter Twenty-Five - Tom decides he wants to go look for buried treasure. So he hunts up Huck and tells him all about his plan.

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Chapter Twenty-One - Mr. Dobbins harshness is a product of his desire to build up his reputation by pushing his students to better performance. He desires the admiration of the crowd, and he is willing to hurt others to try to get what he wants.

Chapter Twenty-Two - Tom joins the cadets not because he believes in their moral stand but because he likes how being a part of the group makes him look. While, for Tom, this is literal -- he likes their outfits.

Chapter Twenty-Three - The murder trial finally begins. They all agree that Injun Joe would kill them, so they continue to help Potter in small ways, bringing him tobacco and matches.

Read by John Greenman

Join Laura and Sabrina, the drunk Millennials as they try to explain things to Jocelyn, a Gen Z. Subjects may or may not include: Quat Beer Tampa Bay Brewing - International Friendship Day - Trivia - Names For Band Fans - Harry Styles - Sleepytime Tea Vs Monster Energy Drink - Grunge Vs Matchbox 20 - The Weekend - Ryan Gosling - Horror Movies - The Finale Of The Great Movie Ride

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Chapter Eighteen - The morning after Tom returns from the island, Aunt Polly scolds him for having made her suffer so much and for not having given her some hint that he was not actually dead. Tom argues that doing so would have spoiled the whole adventure, but he admits that he “dreamed” about everyone back in town.

Chapter Nineteen - Back home, Aunt Polly has learned from Mrs. Harper that Tom’s dream was a fake and that he came home one night and spied on them. Aunt Polly is mad at him for making her look like a fool in front of Mrs. Harper and then asks why he came home but still did nothing to relieve everyone’s sorrow. Tom replies that he was going to leave a message for her, but he was afraid it would spoil the surprise, so he left it in his pocket.

Chapter Twenty - Back at school, Tom attempts a reconciliation with Becky, but she blows him off. Becky proceeds to find a key in the lock of the teacher’s desk drawer; the drawer contains a book that only the teacher, Mr. Dobbins, is allowed to read.

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Chapter Sixteen - The boys find turtle eggs on the sandbar that afternoon and eat fried eggs for supper and for breakfast the following morning. They swim and have wrestling matches and a mock circus on the beach.

Chapter Seventeen - Back in the village, everyone remains in mourning. Becky Thatcher regrets her coldness toward Tom, and their schoolmates remember feeling awful the last time they saw the boys. On Sunday, everyone gathers for the funeral.

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Chapter Thirteen - Tom resolves to act on his earlier impulse to become a pirate. He meets Joe Harper, who agrees to join Tom, because his mother has wrongly accused and punished him for stealing cream.

Chapter Fourteen - A large group of boats appears on the river, and, after some confusion, the boys realize that the townspeople are searching for them, assuming they have drowned. This realization actually excites boys and makes them feel like heroes. After dinner, however, both Tom and Joe begin to consider otherwise.

Chapter Fifteen - Tom swims to the nearby Illinois shore and stows away on a ferry to cross back to Missouri. At home, Tom finds Aunt Polly, Sid, Mary, and Mrs. Harper all sitting together. He hides and listens to their conversation.

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Chapter Eleven - Some townspeople discover the doctor's corpse in the graveyard, along with Potter's knife. A crowd gathers in the cemetery, as Potter himself appears. To Tom, Huck, and Potter's shock, Injun Joe describes how Potter committed the crime.

Chapter Twelve - Aunt Polly discovers what Tom has done, but she begins to realize that “what was cruelty to a cat might be cruelty to a boy, too,” and sends him off to school without penalty. Becky returns to school that morning, but she has contempt for Tom.

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Chapter Nine - Tom sneaks out of bed and goes to the graveyard with Huck. They hide a few feet from the fresh grave of Hoss Williams and wait for devils to appear. After a while, three figures approach the grave. The boys believe with horrified delight that these are the devils, but they turn out to be three adults from the town carrying out a midnight mission of their own. 

Chapter Ten - Terrified, Tom and Huck flee the graveyard. They stop at an abandoned cottage. They agree not to tell what they've seen for fear Injun Joe will kill them. They sign a pledge of secrecy in blood and bury it.

Read by John Greenman

Join Laura and Sabrina, the drunk Millennials as they try to explain things to Jocelyn, a Gen Z. Subjects may or may not include: Stranger Things - Trivia - The Macarena - Tamagotchi - Jesus Christ Superstar - Thank You, Next - Life Alert - Sabrina's Mom - [email protected]

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