In chapter 18, Twain has the Shepherdsons and Grangerfords both going to church every Sunday, despite the fact that they are in a blood feud with one another. Of what is this an example?
foreshadowing

characterization

satire

setting

Question

In chapter 18, Twain has the Shepherdsons and Grangerfords both going to church every Sunday, despite the fact that they are in a blood feud with one another. Of what is this an example?
foreshadowing

characterization

satire

setting

anonymous · Answer

At the end of chapter 18, what does Huck pull out of the river after the battle between the Shepherdsons and the Grangerfords?



the body of Buck Grangerford

an abandoned raft

a gun used in the battle

some of his and Jim’s supplies