Huck's guardians, the Widow Douglas and Miss Watson, embark on a mission to civilize Huck, that is, teach him to behave according to the moral dictates of ...

The Widow Douglas is a wealthy, highly respected member of the St. Petersburg community. Before his death, her husband had been a justice of the peace, and he ... Overview & Background · The Widow Douglas

Two elderly sisters, the Widow and Miss Watson are Huck's guardians at the beginning of the novel until Pap arrives on the scene. The two women demand that ...

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She's a type: she's basically kind, mostly caring, and 100% committed to following the rules of society, from table manners to church-going to slave-owning. But ...

The Widow Douglas is somewhat gentler in her beliefs and has more patience with the mischievous Huck. When Huck acts in a manner contrary to societal ...

Widow Douglas is the kind, old lady who takes Huckleberry Finn in after he and Tom Sawyer come into some money. She tries her best to civilize Huck.

She is the one who gave Huck his morals and taught Huck to feel the way he did about slaves. She is also the whole reason that Huck and Jim go on their trip. At ...

The widow tries to teach Huck about the Bible, but Huck isn't interested in learning about it when he realizes that the people in it have been long dead. Huck ...