A character in Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain
Huck's violent, drunken father, who reappears to seize Huck's money, locks him in a riverside cabin, and beats him until Huck escapes by staging his own murder.
Also known as: Pap, pap, the old man
Inside the story
Pap Finn is Huck Finn’s violent, drunken father, a rough and grasping man who has been absent from his son’s life. When he returns, he is chiefly concerned with controlling Huck and claiming the money that has come into the boy’s possession.
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