When in the book does does Huck show care for someone elses welfare? What page?
To find the specific page in a book when a character, like Huck, shows care for someone else's welfare, you would need to have access to the actual book and its page numbers. As an AI text-based assistant, I do not have access to specific page numbers of books.
However, I can guide you in finding such instances in the book "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain. Huck's development throughout the story involves several moments where he displays concern for others. You can follow these steps to locate pages where Huck shows care for someone's welfare:
1. Begin by obtaining a copy of the book "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn."
2. Familiarize yourself with the table of contents, which will provide an idea of the chapters and their titles.
3. Start reading the book from the beginning if you haven't already. As you read, pay attention to Huck's interactions, thoughts, and actions towards other characters.
4. When you encounter instances where Huck demonstrates care for someone else's welfare, take note of those scenes.
5. To find the specific page numbers for these instances in your specific copy of the book, look at the bottom or top corners of the book pages. You should see the page numbers printed there.
Keep in mind that Huck shows care for several characters throughout the story, such as Jim, Tom, and even the Wilks sisters. By closely reading the book, you will be able to identify these situations and locate the specific pages in your copy of "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn."