The middle section of Huck Finn is largely a series of events that involve two con men, the Duke and the Dauphin. Huck and Jim become intertwined with these two characters, which presents an entirely new set of challenges for Huck and Jim. Given what you have already discovered about Huck's character explore and share what circumstances--including character motivations--led to his "teaming up" with these two, and what motivations led to him remaining with them as long as he did. Also, what role did Jim have in the decision making process, and does Twain include any increased individual agency throughout this section of the story? Justify your response with specific examples. (Minimum 180 word response).