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Jim: character portrait from Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Twain, Mark)

A character in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Jim

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Twain, Mark

Miss Watson's enslaved man, who runs away when he learns he is to be sold South and becomes Huck's companion and protector on the raft.

Also known as: Miss Watson's Jim

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Meet Jim

Jim is Miss Watson’s enslaved man, who runs away after learning he may be sold South. He meets Huck on the river and becomes his companion and protector on the raft, bringing loyalty, warmth, deep superstition, and a sharp, caring mind.

On the page

A middle-aged, powerfully built Black man, tall enough to stand upright in the island cavern, with a broad, kind, expressive face and close-cropped hair. He wears rough, worn work clothes and a battered straw hat, the plain garb of an enslaved field and house hand.

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