Hey Guys! Sorry I'm late. Here are my 5 questions:
1. How does the equation change for Jim when "Tom most lost all patience with him"?
2. Do you think that Jim ever "takes off the mask", and if so for what reason? Or, is he simply just a good person who doesn't ever need the mask?
3. How does Twain depict his realist values in the story and how does that change the way we read the book.
4. Do you agree or disagree that this end section "painfully and carefully depicts the thorny path that African-Americans" had to tread? Why?
5. Do you agree with CJ's thought that there is "untapped potential" for the Southern society during Reconstruction? Why or why not?
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