Superstitions in the adventures of Tom Sawyer?

Answer 1

One great superstition found in Tom Sawyer is the ability to remove warts by going to agrave yard at midnight, go to the grave of aperson whorecently died, and wait at their grave until the devil comes up. Once appeared, you throw a dad cat at the devil saying "warts be gone" and other words that are part of cahnt. The devil thenvanishes and the warts are gone.

Answer 2

When Tom Sawyer lost his marble in the woods, his first method to find it was using superstition. He searched for a "doodle bug" in the woods. He whispered a little rhyme in his ear, and sent it off to find his missing marble. When that method fails, even then, he refused to believe his superstition was false. Another example is when Tom and Huck hear howling. This immediately led them to believe they would die. Why though? One had nothing to do with the other. When they realize that it was actually howling at Muff Potter, they are relieved that it's not them. Since they believe so strongly in this, they know that nothing they can do with effect his fate. It's not only Tom and other kids who believed in this, it was adults too.

Answer 3

In "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" by Mark Twain, superstitions play a significant role in the lives of the characters. Tom and Huck, in particular, believe in various superstitions such as bad luck stemming from certain actions or objects. These superstitions add an element of mystery and folklore to the story, shaping the characters' actions and decisions.

Answer 4

1)If a dog howls, then someone will die....

2)If we enter a haunted house on Friday, then it will bring bad luck to us.........

Answer 5

if a dog howls, then someone will die. A bracelet of rattlesnake rattles will protect you from cramps. Twain also talked about haunted houses.

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