Would you rather be a rich pirate, or a boring, uneventful adult? In the bildungsroman novel, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, writing by Mark Twain, Tom becomes a pirate, robber, and much more that no one dares to compare. Though many of Tom’s experiences were unusual and, perhaps, terrifying, one may say that Tom’s life is idyllic for a young boy growing up in America, for he was able to become a pirate, became a hero within minutes, got the girl of his dreams, and found treasure while exploring.

McDougal’s cave is an important setting in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer because it is where Injun Joe gets lost and dies. This ends the story. The group of schoolmates started by going to the cave for a picnic. It started out fun, but then they went into the cave. Eventually Tom and Becky had escaped the group and got lost in the cave. They were able to get out, but not before seeing Injun Joe. By seeing Injun Joe in the cave they had the idea that they could find the treasure there. McDougal’s cave

In the book, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, by Mark Twain, Twain uses a theme of selfishness to show the reader that your actions alone can affect others. In the book, Tom Sawyer, Polly, Tom's aunt who takes care of him, starts to think that Tom and Becky won't be coming home, but still keeps her hopes up for somebody to find them, because she has to take care of the rest of the family, "Pity but somebody could find Tom Sawyer! Ah, there ain't many left, now, that's got hope enough, or strength

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain is a novel about a boy named Tom Sawyer and he lives in a small town in the 1800s. Tom and his friends get into lots of trouble throughout the story. One trait that Tom shows many times is being persuasive. Persuasive means being good at persuading someone to do or believe something through reasoning or the use of temptation. Being persuasive helps Tom a lot in the story. It was a Saturday morning and Tom was stuck with the chore of whitewashing the fence

Mark Twain’s hit novel, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. The main character Tom is faced with moral dilemmas in almost every chapter. As well as make a decision at only the age of 11. Also Tom must make morally correct or incorrect decisions. For example in chapters 1-5 Sid Toms half-brother makes a mess and Tom is blamed for it. As a consequence Tom must white was the fence. Tom does not think that this is a fair punishment because he didn’t do anything wrong. Thus Tom chooses to trick the neighborhood

treasure, and pirates. They are all something tom experiences in the Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain. Tom is a young, stereotypical, all American boy whe imitates boats, gets engaged, and becomes a pirate, al, with his beloved Becky thatcher and his best friend huck finn, by his side. Tom also faces challenges such as witnessing a murder and getting trapped in a cave. Throughout this book tom became more responsible, noble, fair, and mature. Even though Tom behind the book irresponsible he becomes

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer The Adventures of Tom Sawyer documents the life of a boy (Tom Sawyer), whose mother died thus leaving him with his Aunt Polly. Tom and his friends are very mischievous at school and around home. His Aunt Polly loves him dearly and doesn’t have the heart to physically punish him so she makes him work. Throughout the book, Tom experiences events that would be different if it were placed in this time period. The author, Mark Twain, wrote the book according to when he

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer The adventures of Tom Sawyer is adventures which a spoiled, adventurous boy takes in his days. Tom Sawyer was an orphan, and his aunt Polly raised him. He ran away just before she could get him, and that made him easier to skip school and go for a him. Aunt Polly used many tricks to get Tom, but he was a little too smart for that. When he had to brush a fence, he acted as if it was fun, and got goodies for work he had to do and tricked many people