The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

How does add complication to the plot by having the boys accept Tom's plan rather than Huck's? -chapter 34

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Twain adds complications by having the boys accept Tom's plan because the fact is that Huck's plan makes far more sense. Choosing Tom's plan leaves the story at a standstill, whereas had they gone along with Huck's plan, they would have had Jim freed by the next night,

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