d as harmless.
             Another example of Huck’s child-like games is he and Tom’s “gang of robbers” whom they and the other boys form for fun. This gang plans to kill, kidnap, and rob anyone who they can find, although none of them really have any intention of doing these things. They have an elaborate fantasy in which they are all pirates and robbers, living adventurous lives of crime, but it is all just make-believe. Going as far as taking an oath, they swear into the pretend gang, taking on the disguise of feared crimina
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