There, he meets a lady in a store named Judith Loftus. Mrs. Loftus tells Huck about the rewards out for Jim and Pap. Huck also learns of Mrs. Loftus's husband going to Jackson's Island to look for Jim. Mrs. Loftus believes Jim is the one that killed Huck and expresses her prejudice towards him by telling her husband to hunt Jim. In this case, Jim is being seen as nothing more than animal that people are going to hunt and collect a bounty on. Once again, he has been reduced to a possession that is only good for use by another person rather than a human being in his own
There, he meets a lady in a store named Judith Loftus. Mrs. Loftus tells Huck about the rewards out for Jim and Pap. Huck also learns of Mrs. Loftus's husband going to Jackson's Island to look for Jim. Mrs. Loftus believes Jim is the one that killed Huck and expresses her prejudice towards him by telling her husband to hunt Jim. In this case, Jim is being seen as nothing more than animal that people are going to hunt and collect a bounty on. Once again, he has been reduced to a possession that is only good for use by another person rather than a human being in his own