Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Once the auction was close to being over, these two old gentlemen come in saying that they are Harvey Wilks and his brother William Wilks, who can not speak. This was something that Huck and everyone else did not expect. This is something that might change Huck's and Mary Jane's plan. The two man said they could prove who they were saying they were but that they needed time because the were robbed on their way there. The king and duke started to laugh along with half of the people there. Those who weren't laughing was Huck, the girls and of course the doctor. The doctor had brought about a solution to who was telling the truth, he said he would interegate them and see who was the liar. When Huck was being asked questions the doctor and the other man would just laugh because they said he was such a bad liar. The doctor then went to questioning the king, he said he saw him with two other men and a boy, the boy being Huck. The king got all nerves and then another men came in with a few documents in his hand. He said he had the answer to the problem. He just needed them to sign a few paper. The king was first, he signed a paper, and then the men said it didn't match the document in his hand. From then on everyone new he was a fraud. But now they wanted to know who they other two men were or said they were.
That was something that even I did not see coming! It was a berry interesting chapter to read, i was getting caught up in the expense. I taught it was over when the two men should up, but no one seemed to believe them. The the doctor goes all with his speech of questioning. That brought even more expense. I was laughing when the men said Huck was a bad liar. From then on the story just got better and better with the men who had the documents in his hands, that i was also not expecting. Once he told the king what he wanted him to do, i knew where it was heading and how everyone would see he was a fraud. I can't wait to see what they other two men would do and if they are really who they proclaim to be.

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