What does Jim tell Silas Phelps about the show that is coming to town? What does this tell us about Jim? CH 34-38

Next, Silas tells the family that their new slave Jim warned him about the Royal Nonesuch, and that he took it upon himself to inform the rest of the town. Silas figures the two cheats Jim spoke of will be ridden out of town that night. In a last minute attempt to warn the Duke and King, Huck and Tom climb out of their windows, but they are too late. They see the two men being paraded through the street covered in tar and feathers. Observing the scene, Huck remarks that human beings can be awfully cruel to one another. This tells us that Jim is honest and shows a sense of duty to people who merely see him as a slave.