Huck didn’t like the rules, like washing every day and going to school. He felt trapped and preferred living on his own.

Becky was angry with Tom for talking to Amy and not paying attention to her. She wanted to have fun without him.

Tom was probably upset with Becky because she didn’t talk to him earlier, and he was busy talking to Amy.

Tom and Becky worked together, and this experience likely strengthened their bond, as they were relieved and happy to escape together.

Tom is brave and values justice. He also feels a sense of responsibility for helping Muff Potter, even though it’s dangerous for him.

Huck may learn to appreciate his new life with Mrs. Douglas, but it’s likely he’ll always struggle with the structure and rules.

Becky probably felt left out and jealous because Tom was giving Amy attention instead of her.

Tom wanted to protect Becky, as he felt guilty about the situation even though she had torn the book.

Mrs. Douglas wants to help Huck have a better life. She cares for him and hopes he will have a more stable and safe future by giving him a home and opportunity.

Tom and Huck love adventure and the idea of finding something valuable that could change their lives.

Huck felt a sense of loyalty and kindness toward Mrs. Douglas, as she had always been good to him. He wanted to protect her from harm.

Tom is upset but understands why Huck ran away. It shows that Tom cares about Huck and wants him to fit in with the other boys.