Tom Sawyer Characters

Tom: Tom Sawyer is a class A punk. He is a guile, smart-alec, fun loving kid that can't stand learning about things that he doesn't care about even though he has the potential. His discipline levels are way below the majority of kids in his town, even though his aunt is trying harder than the majority of caretakers to discipline him. Even with these problems, Tom is able to tell the difference between a goody-goody-two-shoes kid and a kid much like himself, which makes him even better at tricking kids that don't know of his background.

Huck: Huckleberry Finn is like the Robin to Tom Sawyer's Batman. Tom and Huck have many of the same issues and assets, interests, etc. Huckleberry Finn is an adventure addict that always wants something fun to do in life, and will do it as long as he's got somebody at his side. He acts as a vice leader to all of Tom Sawyer's games and adventures. The only big difference between Tom and Huck is the fact that Huck smokes/chews tobacco.

Becky: Becky is the new kid at their school who is able to attract attention from Tom. Becky is a girl that is just like any other girl at that time - a frolicking little girl that enjoys playing games and doing stuff that is said to be fun or interesting, under the circumstances that she doesn't get hurt or dirty.

Aunt Polly: Aunt Polly is probably the hardest working caretaker in all of their town, having to take care of Tom. She does what she can to discipline him, but it barely ever works, knowing that Tom still wreaks havoc around the house. She is a hard working person, trying to make sure that everything is in tact from when she leaves home till when she gets back, but there is always something to fix when you have to care for a feisty little brat like Tom Sawyer.

Injun Joe: The man known as Injun Joe is aa man that cannot be trusted. He is a no-good thief, murderer, and liar that will do whatever it takes to get away with a crime, including putting the blame on someone else. He is the person that people want to know about, but cannot, for their is a price to pay...