A character in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete by Twain, Mark
Tom's prim, well-behaved younger half-brother, a model boy who tattles on Tom and stands as his foil.
Also known as: Sid Sawyer
Inside the story
Sid Sawyer is Tom Sawyer’s younger half-brother, a prim and well-behaved boy who follows the rules at home. He serves as Tom’s foil, often tattling on his more mischievous brother and drawing attention to the difference between them.
A neat, tidy boy younger than Tom, with smoothly combed hair and clean, orderly clothes, wearing a smug, self-satisfied model-boy expression.
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