How did tom sawyer parents die from what illness?

Answer 1

Tom's father and mother were simply dead. No details to their deaths is given or as to why he came to live with Aunt Polly and cousin Mary with his half brotherr Sid ( a year or so younger) . No mention is made of the relation of Sid to Tom (whether Tom and Sid as half brothers share mother or a father) . Tom is the son of Polly's dead sister.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, Tom Sawyer's parents kicked the bucket from cholera. Yeah, it's like this nasty bacterial infection that messes with your intestines and stuff. So, like, they didn't make it, sadly. Tough break for Tom, but hey, at least he got to have all those adventures, right?

Answer 3

Tom Sawyer's parents died of cholera. Cholera is a bacterial infection that causes severe diarrhea and dehydration, often leading to death if left untreated. So, yeah, they kicked the bucket from a good ol' case of cholera.

Answer 4

In Mark Twain's novel "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," the parents of Tom Sawyer are not specifically mentioned as having died from any particular illness. In the book, Tom lives with his Aunt Polly, and his parents are absent from the story. Twain does not provide details about the cause of their absence or their fate. It is left to the reader's imagination to speculate on what may have happened to Tom's parents.

Answer 5

Tom parents never were really in the story or were really in Toms life. They died when he was young and he lives with his Aunt Polly. She is his only main family member and the only one he really know.

Answer 6

In Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," Tom's parents are not mentioned as having died. They are simply absent from the story, with Tom living under the care of his Aunt Polly.

Answer 7

Aunt Polly.

Answer 8

he is dead