Mary Jane, Susan, and Joanna Peter Wilks' nieces who are tricked by the duke and the king.ĭr.
William and Harvey Wilks Peter Wilks' brothers who live in England. His grieving family takes in the duke, the king, and Huck as Peter Wilk's two brothers and boy servant. The Shepherdsons Distinguished family who feuds with the Grangerfords.īoggs Harmless Arkansas town drunkard who is shot by Colonel Sherburn.Ĭolonel Sherburn The man who shoots Boggs and repels the lynch mob who comes after him. The family maintains a deadly feud with the neighboring Shepherdsons.īuck Grangerford Youngest Grangerford boy who befriends Huck and is subsequently killed by the Shepherdsons.Įmmeline Grangerford Grangerford daughter who wrote romantic epigraphs and died at 14. The Grangerfords Distinguished family who watches over Huck when Huck and Jim are separated. Jake Packard, Bill, and Jim Turner Gang of murderers whom Huck and Jim discover on the sinking steamboat the Walter Scott. Petersburg town woman whom Huck visits disguised as a girl. Judge Thatcher Kindly town judge who watches over Huck's reward money. Jo Harper, Ben Rogers, and Tommy Barnes Town boys who are members of Tom Sawyer's "band of robbers." Miss Watson Widow Douglas's sister who tries to civilize Huck through manners and religion.Īunt Polly Tom Sawyer's aunt and guardian. Widow Douglas Town widow who tries to civilize Huck through kindness and religion. The King River con man who claims to be the disappeared heir to the French throne and takes control of Huck and Jim's raft. The Duke River con man who claims to be the Duke of Bridgewater and takes control of Huck and Jim's raft.
Pap Finn Huck's abusive, drunken father who plots to steal his son's reward money. Tom Sawyer Huck's civilized best friend who enjoys extravagant stories and schemes.
Jim Runaway slave who joins Huck in his flight down the Mississippi. Huckleberry Finn Narrator and main character of the novel.
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