SummaryTom Sawyer is a troublemaker

Summary
Tom Sawyer is a troublemaker. After Tom gets in trouble, he is ordered by Aunt Polly, with whom he lives, to whitewash their fence. When his friends see him painting the fence, Tom pretends like he loves the chore to make his friends jealous. They beg him to let them help. This is a prime example of the type of trouble Tom Sawyer is always getting up to.

Part of the novel is devoted to Tom's romance with Becky Thatcher, a new girl in town. They like each other, but Becky is hurt when she finds out that Tom liked someone else before her. Eventually, he takes the blame for a book she ruined, making her like him again.

Tom is always getting into trouble, usually with his friend, Huckleberry Finn. Together they sneak out to a graveyard at night, where they witness Injun Joe murder Dr. Robinson.

Tom, Huck, and their friend, Joe Harper, run away for a little while, making the town think they are dead. Eventually they come back, though, and Tom testifies against Injun Joe in court.

Afterward, Injun Joe runs away and Tom is terrified for his life. His terror does not stop him from making trouble, though. While he and Huck are hunting for treasure one night, they discover that Injun Joe, who is disguised as a deaf-mute Spaniard, has treasure of his own to bury.

Huck agrees to spy on Injun Joe to see where he buries the treasure, while Tom goes on a picnic with his class to McDougal's Cave. During the picnic, Tom and Becky wander off and get lost.

Huck figures out that Injun Joe plans on hurting Widow Douglas. He reports the crime and Injun Joe runs away to McDougal's Cave. Meanwhile, Tom and Becky are lost for several days in the cave. Eventually they stumble across Injun Joe, but hide before he sees them. Shortly after, Tom figures out how to get out of the cave with Becky. He tells Judge Thatcher about Injun Joe being inside and the town decides to seal Injun Joe inside the cave.

Later, Tom returns to the cave, where he discovers Injun Joe's starved corpse. Shortly thereafter, he and Huck discover where Injun Joe hid his gold. The Widow Douglas adopts Huck, who is unhappy about this development. Tom convinces him to give it a try, promising that it won't stop them from getting up to the occasional mischief.

Characters
Tom Sawyer and Family
Tom Sawyer
The main character. A troublemaker, but he is a good boy when it counts.

Aunt Polly and Mary
Aunt Polly is Mary's mother. She is the sister of Tom's deceased mother. She takes care of Tom and his brother, Sid. She is religious, yet cares deeply for Tom. Mary is Tom's cousin. She is a good girl and stands up for Tom, even when he is a troublemaker.

Sid
Tom's half-brother. He frequently tells Aunt Polly when Tom misbehaves.

Tom's Friends
Huckleberry Finn and Pap Finn
The star of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Huckleberry Finn is raised by his father, Pap Finn, an abusive drunk who does not care if he goes to church or school.

Joe Harper
He runs away with Tom and Huck to the island after they witness the murder in the graveyard. All three boys return to town before too long.

Becky Thatcher and Amy Lawrence
Two girls in Tom's class. When Becky moves to town, Tom decides he loves her instead of Amy.

Townspeople
Injun Joe
The main bad guy. He is part Native American. He murders Dr. Robinson and tries to hurt Widow Douglas. He dies when the town seals off the cave.

Muff Potter
The drunk man Injun Joe convinces to take the fall for him. Tom saves Muff by pointing the finger at Injun Joe during the trial.

Dr. Robinson
Murdered by Injun Joe, Dr. Robinson wanted to dig up a corpse to experiment on it medically.

The Widow Douglas
A kind religious lady, Widow Douglas adopts Huck at the end of the novel.

Judge Thatcher
Becky Thatcher's father. He seals off the cave and traps Injun Joe inside.

Analysis
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is primarily a coming-of-age story for Tom Sawyer. Since the story just describes a short period of time in Tom's life, it is not a comprehensive look at who he is. But even over the short span of the book, the reader gets to see how Tom evolves. In the beginning of the book, he is jealous of Huck Finn's freedom from school and church, but after the events of the book, such as the trial and getting lost in the cave, Tom Sawyer seems to realize that the rules of society exist for a reason. By the end of the book, he convinces Huck Finn to stay with Widow Douglas and try going to school and church. By no means is Tom done with all his trouble-making ways, of course: he encourages Huck to stay by bribing him with the possibility of pretending to be robbers.

In addition to being a coming-of-age story, the novel deals with how people influence the behavior of others by how they treat them. For example, Tom has many positive influences in his life, such as his Aunt Polly and his cousin, Mary, neither of whom give up on Tom no matter how much trouble he gets into. Similarly, Tom is a positive influence on Huck.

For an example of how people can adversely affect another person, look no further than Injun Joe. Even though he wrote over a hundred years ago, Mark Twain was a satire writer with a strong moral conscience. For example, Injun Joe, the main bad guy in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, is motivated by revenge. He has been severely socially ostracized because he is part Native American and part white. Now, Mark Twain is not making an excuse for Injun Joe's behavior, but his novel does ask readers to reflect on how people might be pushed further along one path or another by the way others treat them.

Lesson Summary
While most people will be more familiar with Mark Twain because of his character Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is still one of his most popular and beloved novels. The novel tracks Tom Sawyer as he comes of age and takes his first few steps toward becoming a more responsible member of his community. This novel by Mark Twain remains exciting and engaging and is a childhood classic.

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สรุป Tom Sawyer is a Troublemaker. After Tom gets in trouble, he is ordered by Aunt Polly, with whom he lives, to whitewash their fence. When his friends see him painting the fence, Tom pretends like he loves the chore to make his friends jealous. They beg him to let them help. This is a Prime example of the Type of Trouble Tom Sawyer is always getting up to. Part of the novel is Devoted to Tom's Romance with Becky Thatcher, a New Girl in Town. They like each other, but Becky is hurt when she finds out that Tom liked someone else before her. Eventually, He Takes the Blame for a Book She ruined, Making Her like Him again. Tom is always getting Into Trouble, usually with his friend, Huckleberry Finn. Together they Sneak out to a Graveyard at Night, where they Injun Joe Murder Witness Dr. Robinson. Tom, Huck, and their friend, Joe Harper, Run Away Little for a while, Making the Town Think they are Dead. Eventually they Come Back, though, and testifies against Tom Injun Joe in Court. Afterward, Injun Joe runs Away and Tom is terrified for his Life. His terror does not stop him from making trouble, though. While He and Huck are hunting for Treasure one Night, they Discover that Injun Joe, Who is Disguised as a Deaf-Mute Spaniard, has Treasure of his own to Bury. Huck Agrees to Spy on Injun Joe to See where He buries the Treasure,. while Tom goes on a picnic with his class to McDougal's Cave. During the picnic, Tom and Becky wander off and Get Lost. Huck figures out that Injun Joe plans on hurting Widow Douglas. He reports the crime and Injun Joe runs away to McDougal's Cave. Meanwhile, Tom and Becky are lost for several days in the cave. Eventually they stumble across Injun Joe, but hide before he sees them. Shortly after, Tom figures out how to get out of the cave with Becky. He tells Judge Thatcher About Injun Joe being the Town Decides to Seal Inside and Injun Joe Inside the Cave. Later, Tom Returns to the Cave, where He discovers Injun Joe's Starved Corpse. Shortly thereafter, he and Huck discover where Injun Joe hid his gold. The Widow Douglas adopts Huck, who is unhappy about this development. Tom convinces Him to give it a TRY, promising that it Will not Stop them from getting up to the occasional Mischief. Characters Tom Sawyer Family and Tom Sawyer The Main Character. A Troublemaker, but He is a good Boy when it counts. Aunt Polly and Mary Aunt Polly is Mary's Mother. She is the sister of Tom's deceased mother. She takes care of Tom and his brother, Sid. She is religious, yet cares deeply for Tom. Mary is Tom's cousin. She is a good Girl and stands up for Tom, even when He is a Troublemaker. Sid Tom's Half-BROTHER. He Frequently tells Aunt Polly when Tom misbehaves. Tom's Friends Huckleberry Finn and Pap Finn The star of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Huckleberry Finn is raised by his Father, Pap Finn, an Abusive Drunk Who does not Care if He Goes to Church or school. . Joe Harper Away with Tom and Huck He runs to the Island after they Witness the Murder in the Graveyard. Return to all Three Boys Town Too long before. Becky Thatcher and Amy Lawrence Two girls in Tom's Class. Moves to Town when Becky, Tom Decides He loves Her instead of Amy. Townspeople Injun Joe The Main Bad Guy. He is part Native American. He murders Dr. Robinson and tries to hurt Widow Douglas. He Dies when the Town Seals off the Cave. muff Potter The Drunk Man convinces Injun Joe to take the Fall for Him. Pointing the Finger at Tom saves muff by Injun Joe during the Trial. Dr. Robinson Murdered by Injun Joe, Dr. Robinson Wanted to DIG up a Corpse to experiment on it medically. The Widow Douglas A religious Kind Lady, Widow Douglas adopts Huck at the End of the novel. Judge Thatcher Becky Thatcher's Father. He Seals off Injun Joe Inside the Cave and traps. Analysis The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is primarily a Coming-of-Age Story for Tom Sawyer. Since the story just describes a short period of time in Tom's life, it is not a comprehensive look at who he is. But even over the short span of the book, the reader gets to see how Tom evolves. In the beginning of the book, he is jealous of Huck Finn's freedom from school and church, but after the events of the book, such as the trial and getting lost in the cave, Tom Sawyer seems to realize that the rules of society exist for. a reason. By the end of the book, he convinces Huck Finn to stay with Widow Douglas and try going to school and church. By no means is Tom done with all his Trouble-Making Ways, of course: He encourages Huck to Stay by bribing Him with the possibility of Pretending to be robbers. In addition to being a Coming-of-Age Story, the novel deals with. how people influence the behavior of others by how they treat them. For example, Tom has many positive influences in his life, such as his Aunt Polly and his cousin, Mary, neither of whom give up on Tom no matter how much trouble he gets into. Similarly, Tom is a positive influence on Huck. For an example of How Can people adversely affect another person, Look no further than Injun Joe. Even though he wrote over a hundred years ago, Mark Twain was a satire writer with a strong moral conscience. For example, Injun Joe, the main bad guy in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, is motivated by revenge. He has been severely socially ostracized because he is part Native American and part white. Now, Mark Twain is not Making an excuse for Injun Joe's behavior, but his novel does ask readers to Reflect on How people Might be pushed further along one path or another by the Way others Treat them. Lesson Summary While Most people Will be more Familiar. with Mark Twain because of his character Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is still one of his most popular and beloved novels. The novel tracks Tom Sawyer as he comes of age and takes his first few steps toward becoming a more responsible member of his community. This novel by Mark Twain remains exciting and engaging and is a childhood classic.

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Summary
Tom Sawyer is a Troublemaker. After Tom gets in trouble, he is ordered by Aunt Polly, with whom he lives, to whitewash their fence. When his friends see him painting the fence, Tom pretends like he loves the chore to make his friends jealous. They beg him to let them help. This is a Prime example of the Type of Trouble Tom Sawyer is always getting up to. Part of the novel is Devoted to Tom's Romance with Becky Thatcher, a New Girl in Town. They like each other, but Becky is hurt when she finds out that Tom liked someone else before her. Eventually, He Takes the Blame for a Book She ruined, Making Her like Him again. Tom is always getting Into Trouble, usually with his friend, Huckleberry Finn. Together they Sneak out to a Graveyard at Night, where they Injun Joe Murder Witness Dr. Robinson. Tom, Huck, and their friend, Joe Harper, Run Away Little for a while, Making the Town Think they are Dead. Eventually they Come Back, though, and testifies against Tom Injun Joe in Court. Afterward, Injun Joe runs Away and Tom is terrified for his Life. His terror does not stop him from making trouble, though. While He and Huck are hunting for Treasure one Night, they Discover that Injun Joe, Who is Disguised as a Deaf-Mute Spaniard, has Treasure of his own to Bury. Huck Agrees to Spy on Injun Joe to See where He buries the Treasure,. while Tom goes on a picnic with his class to McDougal's Cave. During the picnic, Tom and Becky wander off and Get Lost. Huck figures out that Injun Joe plans on hurting Widow Douglas. He reports the crime and Injun Joe runs away to McDougal's Cave. Meanwhile, Tom and Becky are lost for several days in the cave. Eventually they stumble across Injun Joe, but hide before he sees them. Shortly after, Tom figures out how to get out of the cave with Becky. He tells Judge Thatcher About Injun Joe being the Town Decides to Seal Inside and Injun Joe Inside the Cave. Later, Tom Returns to the Cave, where He discovers Injun Joe's Starved Corpse. Shortly thereafter, he and Huck discover where Injun Joe hid his gold. The Widow Douglas adopts Huck, who is unhappy about this development. Tom convinces Him to give it a TRY, promising that it Will not Stop them from getting up to the occasional Mischief. Characters Tom Sawyer Family and Tom Sawyer The Main Character. A Troublemaker, but He is a good Boy when it counts. Aunt Polly and Mary Aunt Polly is Mary's Mother. She is the sister of Tom's deceased mother. She takes care of Tom and his brother, Sid. She is religious, yet cares deeply for Tom. Mary is Tom's cousin. She is a good Girl and stands up for Tom, even when He is a Troublemaker. Sid Tom's Half-BROTHER. He Frequently tells Aunt Polly when Tom misbehaves. Tom's Friends Huckleberry Finn and Pap Finn The star of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Huckleberry Finn is raised by his Father, Pap Finn, an Abusive Drunk Who does not Care if He Goes to Church or school. . Joe Harper Away with Tom and Huck He runs to the Island after they Witness the Murder in the Graveyard. Return to all Three Boys Town Too long before. Becky Thatcher and Amy Lawrence Two girls in Tom's Class. Moves to Town when Becky, Tom Decides He loves Her instead of Amy. Townspeople Injun Joe The Main Bad Guy. He is part Native American. He murders Dr. Robinson and tries to hurt Widow Douglas. He Dies when the Town Seals off the Cave. muff Potter The Drunk Man convinces Injun Joe to take the Fall for Him. Pointing the Finger at Tom saves muff by Injun Joe during the Trial. Dr. Robinson Murdered by Injun Joe, Dr. Robinson Wanted to DIG up a Corpse to experiment on it medically. The Widow Douglas A religious Kind Lady, Widow Douglas adopts Huck at the End of the novel. Judge Thatcher Becky Thatcher's Father. He Seals off Injun Joe Inside the Cave and traps. Analysis The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is primarily a Coming-of-Age Story for Tom Sawyer. Since the story just describes a short period of time in Tom's life, it is not a comprehensive look at who he is. But even over the short span of the book, the reader gets to see how Tom evolves. In the beginning of the book, he is jealous of Huck Finn's freedom from school and church, but after the events of the book, such as the trial and getting lost in the cave, Tom Sawyer seems to realize that the rules of society exist for. a reason. By the end of the book, he convinces Huck Finn to stay with Widow Douglas and try going to school and church. By no means is Tom done with all his Trouble-Making Ways, of course: He encourages Huck to Stay by bribing Him with the possibility of Pretending to be robbers. In addition to being a Coming-of-Age Story, the novel deals with. how people influence the behavior of others by how they treat them. For example, Tom has many positive influences in his life, such as his Aunt Polly and his cousin, Mary, neither of whom give up on Tom no matter how much trouble he gets into. Similarly, Tom is a positive influence on Huck. For an example of How Can people adversely affect another person, Look no further than Injun Joe. Even though he wrote over a hundred years ago, Mark Twain was a satire writer with a strong moral conscience. For example, Injun Joe, the main bad guy in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, is motivated by revenge. He has been severely socially ostracized because he is part Native American and part white. Now, Mark Twain is not Making an excuse for Injun Joe's behavior, but his novel does ask readers to Reflect on How people Might be pushed further along one path or another by the Way others Treat them. Lesson Summary While Most people Will be more Familiar. with Mark Twain because of his character Huckleberry Finn, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is still one of his most popular and beloved novels. The novel tracks Tom Sawyer as he comes of age and takes his first few steps toward becoming a more responsible member of his community. This novel by Mark Twain remains exciting and engaging and is a childhood classic.

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สรุป
ทอม ซอว์เยอร์ เป็นตัวปัญหา หลังจากทอมได้รับในปัญหาที่เขาสั่ง โดยป้าพอลลี่ ที่เขาอาศัยอยู่ ขย่มรั้วของพวกเขา พอเพื่อนเห็นเขาทาสีรั้ว ทอมก็แกล้งทำเป็นว่าเขารักงานบ้านที่จะทำให้เพื่อนๆอิจฉา พวกเขาขอร้องให้ช่วย นี่นับเป็นตัวอย่างของประเภทของปัญหา ทอม ซอว์เยอร์ คือต้องขึ้น

ส่วนหนึ่งของนวนิยายเป็นอุทิศให้กับทอมโรแมนติกกับเบ็คกี้ แธตเชอร์ สาวใหม่ในเมือง พวกเขาชอบกัน แต่เบ็คกี้ก็เจ็บ เมื่อเธอพบว่าทอมชอบใครมาก่อนเธอ ในที่สุด เขาก็โทษว่า หนังสือที่เธอทำลาย ทำให้เธอชอบเขาอีกแล้ว

ทอมมักสร้างปัญหา ปกติกับเพื่อน ฮักเคิลเบอร์รี่ฟินน์ ร่วมกันพวกเขาแอบไปสุสานตอนกลางคืนที่พวกเขาพยานอินเดียนโจฆ่า ดร. โรบินสัน .

ทอม ฮัก และเพื่อนของพวกเขา , โจฮาร์เปอร์ วิ่งไปได้สักพัก ทำให้เมืองที่คิดว่าพวกเขาจะตายไปแล้ว ในที่สุดพวกเขาก็กลับมา แม้ว่า และ ทอม เบิกความต่อศาล ในอินเดียน โจ

หลังจากนั้น อินเดียน โจ หนีไปกับทอมกลัวสำหรับชีวิตของเขา ความน่าสะพรึงกลัวของเขาไม่ได้หยุดเขาจากการสร้างปัญหานะในขณะที่เขาและ Huck จะล่าสมบัติคืนหนึ่ง พวกเขาค้นพบว่า อินเดียน โจ ผู้ที่ปลอมตัวเป็นคนหูหนวก เป็นใบ้ ชาวสเปน ได้สมบัติของตัวเองฝัง

ฮักตกลงที่จะสอดแนมในอินเดียนโจดูว่าเขาฝังสมบัติ ในขณะที่ทอมไปปิคนิคกับชั้นเรียนของเขาไปยังถ้ำเมิ่กดูเกิล . ในระหว่างการปิกนิก , ทอมและเบ็กกี้เดินออกไปให้พ้น .

ฮักตัวเลขออกที่อินเดียนโจแผนการร้ายแม่ม่ายดักลาส เขารายงานอาชญากรรมและอินเดียน โจ หนีไปเมิ่กดูเกิลของถ้ำ ขณะเดียวกัน ทอม และ เบ็กกี้ หายไปหลายวันในถ้ำ ในที่สุดพวกเขาพบโดยบังเอิญอินเดียนโจ แต่ซ่อนก่อนที่เขาจะเห็นพวกเขา หลังจาก ทอมรู้ว่าออกไปจากถ้ำ กับ เบคกี้เขาบอกให้ผู้พิพากษาแทตเชอร์เกี่ยวกับอินเดียน โจ กําลังภายในและเมืองตัดสินใจประทับตราอินเดียนโจภายในถ้ำ

ต่อมา ทอมกลับถ้ำที่เขาพบคืออินเดียนโจหิวศพ หลังจากนั้นไม่นาน เขาและ Huck ค้นพบที่อินเดียนโจซ่อนทองของเขา แม่ม่ายดักลาส adopts Huck , ผู้ที่ไม่มีความสุขเกี่ยวกับโครงการนี้ ทอม กล่อมเขาให้ลองสัญญาว่า มันไม่ได้หยุดพวกเขาจากการถึงวิปริตเป็นครั้งคราว



ตัวละคร ทอม ซอว์เยอร์ และครอบครัวของ ทอม ซอว์เยอร์
ตัวละครหลัก . เลย แต่เขาเป็นเด็กดีเมื่อมันนับ

ป้าพอลลี่และแมรี่
ป้าพอลลี่ แมรี่เป็นแม่ เธอเป็นน้องสาวของทอมแล้วแม่ เธอจะใช้เวลาการดูแลของทอมและพี่น้องของเขา ซิด เธอ คือ ศาสนา แต่สนใจอย่างลึกซึ้งสำหรับทอม