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Huck knows that Jim is really free, yet he pretends that this is not the case. Tom's plan is cruel because it will hurt Jim. Tom Sawyer, however, is trying to use Huck into changing his own beliefs on what he believes is right or wrong. For most of the book Huck would have had the courage to say no to Tom, but Tom persuades him into following his plan, and Huck's dignity begins to rapidly waver. At some point, Jim will find out and feel emotionally devestated because Huck did not stand up for his friend.

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