Jim was dressed like this so that Huck, the Duke and the King could sneak into the town without suspicion.
The king and the duke rub lampblack on Jim's face to disguise him as an Indian. They dress him in ragged clothes and tell others that he is a runaway apprentice who is sick with smallpox to avoid suspicion.
Jim was dressed in black clothing and wore a ski mask to conceal his identity during the escape.
He's not sick. He's ill.
He prints out a fake wanted poster with a black man who looks like Jim. When someone spots them, they will say that they captured Jim and are taking him down south for the reward. They will tie Jim with ropes to emphasize that they are poor.
nope
In "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain, Jim disguises himself as a sick Arab to prevent anyone from recognizing him while he goes ashore. He uses this disguise in order to avoid being captured and returned to slavery.
Jim escapes from the Phelps Farm by disguising himself as a sick Arab. He steals a window shutter, a blanket, and some rope to craft a raft and floats down the Mississippi River to freedom. Huck helps him by providing provisions and promises to fetch him later.
His stepmother would make him put on a dress as punishment - and even go out in public dressed that way. At these times she would refer to him as "Louise" instead of Jim. She also beat him often.
i remember wen they said he was sick he can be retired or just not ready to come bak?
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no! She does not like him.
Jim got sick of playing Cookie Monster so he gave it to Frank.