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kvv77
5 days ago
6

In at least one hundred words, explain what Jim does for Tom in chapters 40-43 that points to Jim's humanity. The Adventures of

Huckleberry Finn
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1 answer:
Gnom [2.6K]5 days ago
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Jim assists Tom, the nurse, by immediately freeing him from confinement, providing nourishment, and treating him like royalty. Tom compensates Jim with forty dollars for his assistance, prompting Jim to proclaim that the prophecy involving his hairy chest—which was expected to bring him good luck—has manifested.
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