Huckleberry Finn | Chapter 26 - The Art of the Scam: Huck in the Hot Seat!

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Jen and Dan dive into Chapter 26 of Huckleberry Finn, where Huck faces a moral quandary amidst a comical charade of lies and deceptions. Meanwhile, the episode's playful banter about gym cracks and hair trunks adds a humorous twist.

This episode dives into the nuanced portrayal of characters and their ethical dilemmas, sparking an intriguing discussion about morality in Mark Twain's time.
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