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Tom Sawyer: character portrait from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete (Twain, Mark)

A character in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete

Tom Sawyer

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Complete by Twain, Mark

The mischievous, imaginative boy protagonist of St. Petersburg, forever scheming to dodge chores, school, and church while craving adventure and glory.

Also known as: Tom, Thomas Sawyer

Inside the story

Meet Tom Sawyer

Tom Sawyer is a mischievous, imaginative boy growing up in St. Petersburg, Missouri, where he is the ward of his Aunt Polly. At the story’s outset, he is more interested in adventure and glory than in chores, school, or church, and he is always devising schemes to avoid them.

On the page

A barefoot boy of about twelve with a sun-freckled, tanned face and tousled brown hair, bright restless eyes full of mischief, dressed in a patched homespun shirt and rolled-up suspendered trousers with a battered straw hat, typical of an 1840s Missouri river-town boy.

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