A Brief Summary Of Chocky

Chonita is one of his playmates as well as a family friend. Her mother did his family's laundry for use of a one-room shack on a vacant plot of land belonging to his grandfather.

In this section, insight into the character of Jim is portrayed. Jim comes across as sincere and trustworthy. The loyalty of Jim and Huck to each other begins to be seen. An example of Jim’s loyalty is seen when Jim is overjoyed to find Huck is still alive after they are separated in the fog. During this section, it begins to be apparent that Jim would be willing to sacrifice to be sure that Huck is safe but Huck does not yet return those feelings. During this section, Huck’s moral dilemma about helping a slave escape begins to surface. The fact that the relationship is strengthening is revealed when Huck lies about having smallpox on their raft in order to prevent Jim from being caught as a slave. Huck again assumes several identities during this section, which reveal much about him. On the raft, Huck is very mature and responsible. He becomes the son of a

the young protagonist Huckleberry Finn does not have a good father, and as a result he finds a father in someone else. Huck Finn deals with an alcoholic abusive irresponsible father, Pap, who kidnaps and physically abuses him. In order to escape, Huck fakes his own death and runs away to Jackson Island where he encounters Jim, a runaway slave he knows from the house of his previous caretaker before he was kidnapped. Huck and Jim embark on an adventure on a raft and throughout the novel Jim evolves into the good father figure that Huck never had. Although, Huck’s biological father is Pap, Jim becomes Huck’s true father in the novel because he cares for Huck as his own by protecting him, scolding him, and passively teaching him what he can.

In this story, there are times when James pays more attention to his family, and times where he pays more attention to his little brother, Isaac. In the beginning, James thinks a little bit about taking Isaac out to see the K-bones. James is kind of nervous, but not to the point where he would leave Isaac at home. So, James decides to bring Isaac along, when he and Isaac are really supposed to be at home. At this time, James doesn’t really worry to think about the danger that he could only put himself in, but he could also put Isaac in a peril, too. So, James cares more about his friends than Isaac. Another example that proves this is when James starts to go out. For example, he says “ Kris says they’re just a bunch of kids who hang out and do cool stuff. Like a club. Tonight, I have to prove myself so I can be in their club, too.” This shows me that James is more focused on his friends because instead of watching Isaac like he’s supposed to, he wants to

Anya’s ghost kept on helping Anya impress her crush-Sean. However, when Anya’s Ghost helped Anya one day so much as Anya was going to Matt’s party, where Sean would send her on a ride. However, Anya went out of Matt’s house and decided to go home halfway due to Sean being a total creep with a girl inside a room and Sean’s girlfriend having tons of problems, as shown in “Sean is a total creep! There was another girl in the room and Elizabeth has all kinds of problems! You wanted me to stay?”.

As Jack wonders through the forest he stumbles upon a doorway to Christmastown, he is impressed by the excitement and feeling of Christmas. Jack shows Halloweentown what he has found and tries to explain Christmas. He decides to take over Christmas by getting the residents of Halloweentown to follow through with his plan. Part of his plan is to get the kid trio to kidnap “Sandy Claws’’. Sally has a horrible premonition that Jack’s Christmas is going to go all

a big part in the story is abuse. Huck’s father continuously harassed Huck when they were around each other. Huck’s father also abandoned Huck.

This is fueled by, not only the changing emotions that teenagers typically endure, but also by the death of his stepfather, whom he saw as his own father. After his death, James cannot bear to see his mother suffer, for she no longer knows how to control the dynamics of the family and "wandered in an emotional stupor for nearly a year." James instead turns to alcohol and drugs, dropping out of school to play music and go around with his friends, which James refers to as "my own process of running, emotionally disconnecting myself from her, as if by doing to I could keep her suffering from touching me." Instead of turning to his family and becoming "the king in the house, the oldest kid," James "spent as much time away from home as possible… absolve[ing] [himself] of all responsibility…" As a result, Ruth sends James to live with his older half sister and her husband, in an attempt to straighten her out her son's life. James distracts himself with the life he found there, spending the summers on a street corner with his half sister's husband, Big Richard, whom he adores, and the unique men that frequented the area. During these summers, James discovers "[He] could hide. No one knew [him]. No one knew [his] past, [his] white mother, [his] dead father, nothing. It was perfect. [His] problems seemed far, far away." Instead of facing the realities of loss and anger in his family, James seeks distractions

Huck Finn is a young boy of about twelve or fourteen, who for all intents and purposes feels a great sense of isolation because he is caught between; the civilised world of: tea, cake and schooling, an abusive father who wants nothing more from his son; except for his son to always be as ignorant as him, and Huck’s own mind which is battling against society, trying to pick out the ways to do right in the world. It is essential that the the main character in this to be a child. Adults tend towards the way they have always thought, but a child can learn and their world outlook can change. Children are also often seen as less intelligent than adults, but when a child sees a flaw in society it creates a certain discomfort in adults. It is also because of Huck’s loneliness that a reader can view him as a more impartial judge of human charcter. There is however; with all of this being said, a child narrator creates a character that children can relate to, and this creates an iceberg of sorts where the main message sinks under while the main theme of adventure is all the reader can take

Character development is used in Huck Finn to represent an idealistic lifestyle of any young child, but eventually begins to form into the rest of society. Huck has no active relationships other than the one with his drunken and absentee father, and has the freedom to do whatever he pleases. He is admired by all the other kids as a symbol of freedom and a perfect lifestyle. Nonetheless Huck begins to change throughout the story, and fit into the typical structure of most children in the story. While most adult despise Huck Mr. Jones welcomes him with open arms, into his home. The sudden change in events begins to reform Huck and starts a very drastic change in his character. Although Tom begins the story despising the actions of the so called “model boy”, although he senses the change in his character by

A father is usually the person who an adolescent boy learns from and looks up to. Huckleberry Finn is a boy who, from the very start, lacks an appropriate father figure. There are two older males in the novel that are closely related to Huck: Pap, his biological father, who is an incurable drunk, and Jim, who is a black slave belonging to the widow and her sister, with whom Huck lived. These males attempt to lead Huck down two very different paths, in the end, Jim acts as a foil to Pap and proves to be a better father figure.

The first reason why James is frustrated is that he wants to join the K-Bones club so since he has to take care of his brother he has to take him with him.When he gets there Kris says “How come you bought the little punk along?”.This shows how James is frustrated.Also later in the text, James figures out that the K-Bones are bad.When the K-Bones meet the snakes and they pull out a gun so James has to pull Isaac”cause he’s so slow” so he doesn't get shot.When the snakes are gone, he realizes that he pulled Isaac so fast that his knees got scraped.After that Kris comes to tell James and Isaac

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is an important novel that shows how the two worlds of Huck and Jim collide to bring out the problems of racism and slavery before the Civil War. Huck is depicted to be a young boy who is oblivious to the outside world, and Jim a slave with a big heart who looked at the world in a different perspective. Throughout the journey together, Huck and Jim’s relationship was shaken by the cold reality of racism and slavery, thus opening Huck's eyes to the world around him, where Jim and Huck grow as individuals but also creating a new foundation for their friendship.As Huck and Jim embark on an adventure together to run away from there lives, Huck noticed to see Jim as a person then property.

Huck Finn is a young man whom seems to have lost his parents or rather been abandon and because of this he has an eye for mischief. Tom Sawyer is Huck's pet cat whom proposes they do bad things at time. Jim is Miss Watson's slave. Miss Watson is Huck's caregivers sister. Widow Douglas is the woman who watches after Huck.

“In the year of 1989, there was a street named Elm, in the state of Wyoming. Few chose to live on that street, and they all knew about the haunted house, up on the hill, on the west side of town, coming off of Elm. Once, I spent the week with some friends and, Halloween came upon us, while I stayed with them.” I was telling my first-grade brother and his friends stories to scare them out of their wits. Besides, no one wants little kids tagging along with you to go trick or treating, when you could go with your friends to Haunted Houses, and not ones set up by the town hall. “We were just about to pass the house, not thinking anything of it, when we heard a moan coming from Old Man Reaper’s house.” Their eyes grew wide with fear. Mr. G.