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Описание
Том Сойер и Хук Финн отправляются в Арканзас, чтобы помочь соседям, но сталкиваются с преступлениями, расследуют убийства и раскрывают заговор, при этом демонстрируя смелость и честность.
Главный конфликт / проблема
Семейные и соседские конфликты, преступления и заговоры, которые требуют расследования и справедливости.
Ключевые идеи
- Весенняя тоска и желание уехать от привычных дел
- Приглашение Тома в Арканзас для помощи Аунт Салли
- Семейные и соседские конфликты: Брейс Данлап, Джубитер и дядя Силас
- Планирование и выполнение ограбления алмазов
- Внутреннее предательство и борьба за сокровища
- Использование обмана и скрытых механизмов для сокрытия алмазов
- План получения драгоценных камней после расследования.
- Ночные наблюдения и раскрытие, что «призрак» – живой человек.
- Странность и любопытство к незнакомцу
- Роль детективного любопытства Тома и Хака
- Использование кровожадного пса для раскрытия преступления
- Признание убийства дядей Силасом и последующий арест
Вывод
Том раскрывает правду, справедливость восторга, и семейные связи укрепляются.
Кому полезна
- Дети и подростки, любящие приключения и детективы
- Читатели, интересующиеся историей и семейными ценностями
Главные темы
- Приключения
- Детективные расследования
- Семейные отношения
- Конфликты соседей
Персонажи
- Том Сойер — Молодой, любопытный и решительный, колеблется из‑за семейных обязательств, стремится понять мотивы таинственного пассажира, помогает друзьям, разрабатывает план получения драгоценных камней, наблюдает за происходящим ночью, любит расследовать преступления и стремится к славе, наблюдает за судом и раскрывает заговор.
- Хук Финн — Тихий и наблюдательный, помогает в попытке украсть алмазы, участвует в планировании, наблюдает за «призраком», помогает в поиске и расследовании.
- Дядя Силас — Становится раздражительным из‑за конфликтов с Джубитером, признал убийство Джубитера, но пытается скрыть правду, в суде признаётся, что убил Джубитера, но позже оказывается невиновным.
- Брейс Данлап — Пытается жениться на Бенни, но не удаётся; нанял брата Джубитера; утверждает, что дядя убил Джубитера, но позже оказывается участником заговорщика.
- Джубитер Данлап — Ведёт конфликт с дядей Силасом, что приводит к его раздражительности; на самом деле жив, но маскируется как мёртвый.
- Аунт Полли — Суровая, но заботливая бабушка, которая хочет, чтобы Том помог Аунт Салли.
- Аунт Салли — Желающая, чтобы Том и Хук пришли в Арканзас и помогли с проблемами на ферме.
- Джейк Данлоп — Склонен к хитрости, решает удержать алмазы для себя, скрывает свою личность, чтобы избежать опасности, оказывается живым.
- Бад Диксон — Скептически относится к плану Джейка и пытается вернуть сокровища.
- Шериф — Арестует дядю Силаса.
- Лем Биб — Дает показания о предполагаемом убийстве, но позже оказывается лжецом.
- Джим Лейн — Показывает, что видел дядю с дубинкой, но его показания не подтверждаются.
Цитаты
- «Том, я думаю, тебе нужно упаковать вещи и поехать в Арканзас – твоя тетя Салли хочет тебя»
- «Он стал раздражительным, потому что Джубитер постоянно ссорится с дядей Силасом»
- Twelve-thousand-dollars!
- I think it was powerful smart.
- Hold on; set down here a minute. By George!
- I think, m'm, they—
- By authority of the State of Arkansaw, I arrest you for the murder of Jubiter Dunlap!
- Me and Huck's found Jubiter Dunlap's corpse all by ourselves with a bloodhound, after everybody else had quit hunting and given it up; and if it hadn't a been for us it never WOULD 'a' been found; and he WAS murdered too—they done it with a club or something like that; and I'm going to start in and find the murderer, next, and I bet I'll do it!
- IT'S TRUE, EVERY WORD—I MURDERED HIM IN COLD BLOOD!
- Your honor, may I speak?
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1835–1910. Mark Twain. американский писатель, журналист и общественный деятель (1835–1910)
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Страница 18 из 18"Your honor, it wasn't right to call him a thief, and I'll let up on that a little. He did steal the di'monds, but he didn't know it. He stole them from his brother Jake when he was laying dead, after Jake had stole them from the other thieves; but Jubiter didn't know he was stealing them; and he's been swelling around here with them a month; yes, sir, twelve thousand dollars' worth of di'monds on him—all that riches, and going around here every day just like a poor man. Yes, your honor, he's got them on him now."
The judge spoke up and says:
Well, sir, the sheriff he ransacked him high and low, and everywhere: searched his hat, socks, seams, boots, everything—and Tom he stood there quiet, laying for another of them effects of hisn. Finally the sheriff he give it up, and everybody looked disappointed, and Jubiter says:
"There, now! what'd I tell you?"
"It appears you were mistaken this time, my boy."
Then Tom took an attitude and let on to be studying with all his might, and scratching his head. Then all of a sudden he glanced up chipper, and says:
"Oh, now I've got it! I'd forgot."
Which was a lie, and I knowed it. Then he says:
"Will somebody be good enough to lend me a little small screwdriver? There was one in your brother's hand-bag that you smouched, Jubiter, but I reckon you didn't fetch it with you."
"No, I didn't. I didn't want it, and I give it away."
"That's because you didn't know what it was for."
Jubiter had his boots on again, by now, and when the thing Tom wanted was passed over the people's heads till it got to him, he says to Jubiter:
"Put up your foot on this chair." And he kneeled down and begun to unscrew the heel-plate, everybody watching; and when he got that big di'mond out of that boot-heel and held it up and let it flash and blaze and squirt sunlight everwhichaway, it just took everybody's breath; and Jubiter he looked so sick and sorry you never see the like of it. And when Tom held up the other di'mond he looked sorrier than ever. Land! he was thinking how he would 'a' skipped out and been rich and independent in a foreign land if he'd only had the luck to guess what the screwdriver was in the carpet-bag for.
Well, it was a most exciting time, take it all around, and Tom got cords of glory. The judge took the di'monds, and stood up in his pulpit, and cleared his throat, and shoved his spectacles back on his head, and says:
"I'll keep them and notify the owners; and when they send for them it will be a real pleasure to me to hand you the two thousand dollars, for you've earned the money—yes, and you've earned the deepest and most sincerest thanks of this community besides, for lifting a wronged and innocent family out of ruin and shame, and saving a good and honorable man from a felon's death, and for exposing to infamy and the punishment of the law a cruel and odious scoundrel and his miserable creatures!"
Well, sir, if there'd been a brass band to bust out some music, then, it would 'a' been just the perfectest thing I ever see, and Tom Sawyer he said the same.
Then the sheriff he nabbed Brace Dunlap and his crowd, and by and by next month the judge had them up for trial and jailed the whole lot. And everybody crowded back to Uncle Silas's little old church, and was ever so loving and kind to him and the family and couldn't do enough for them; and Uncle Silas he preached them the blamedest jumbledest idiotic sermons you ever struck, and would tangle you up so you couldn't find your way home in daylight; but the people never let on but what they thought it was the clearest and brightest and elegantest sermons that ever was; and they would set there and cry, for love and pity; but, by George, they give me the jim-jams and the fan-tods and caked up what brains I had, and turned them solid; but by and by they loved the old man's intellects back into him again, and he was as sound in his skull as ever he was, which ain't no flattery, I reckon. And so the whole family was as happy as birds, and nobody could be gratefuler and lovinger than what they was to Tom Sawyer; and the same to me, though I hadn't done nothing. And when the two thousand dollars come, Tom give half of it to me, and never told anybody so, which didn't surprise me, because I knowed him.
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Finally the sheriff he give it up, and everybody looked disappointed, and Jubiter says:"},{"id":"id11:180","kind":"paragraph","text":"\"There, now! what'd I tell you?\""},{"id":"id11:181","kind":"paragraph","text":"And the judge says:"},{"id":"id11:182","kind":"paragraph","text":"\"It appears you were mistaken this time, my boy.\""},{"id":"id11:183","kind":"paragraph","text":"Then Tom took an attitude and let on to be studying with all his might, and scratching his head. Then all of a sudden he glanced up chipper, and says:"},{"id":"id11:184","kind":"paragraph","text":"\"Oh, now I've got it! I'd forgot.\""},{"id":"id11:185","kind":"paragraph","text":"Which was a lie, and I knowed it. Then he says:"},{"id":"id11:186","kind":"paragraph","text":"\"Will somebody be good enough to lend me a little small screwdriver? There was one in your brother's hand-bag that you smouched, Jubiter, but I reckon you didn't fetch it with you.\""},{"id":"id11:187","kind":"paragraph","text":"\"No, I didn't. I didn't want it, and I give it away.\""},{"id":"id11:188","kind":"paragraph","text":"\"That's because you didn't know what it was for.\""},{"id":"id11:189","kind":"paragraph","text":"Jubiter had his boots on again, by now, and when the thing Tom wanted was passed over the people's heads till it got to him, he says to Jubiter:"},{"id":"id11:190","kind":"paragraph","text":"\"Put up your foot on this chair.\" And he kneeled down and begun to unscrew the heel-plate, everybody watching; and when he got that big di'mond out of that boot-heel and held it up and let it flash and blaze and squirt sunlight everwhichaway, it just took everybody's breath; and Jubiter he looked so sick and sorry you never see the like of it. And when Tom held up the other di'mond he looked sorrier than ever. Land! he was thinking how he would 'a' skipped out and been rich and independent in a foreign land if he'd only had the luck to guess what the screwdriver was in the carpet-bag for."},{"id":"id11:191","kind":"paragraph","text":"Well, it was a most exciting time, take it all around, and Tom got cords of glory. The judge took the di'monds, and stood up in his pulpit, and cleared his throat, and shoved his spectacles back on his head, and says:"},{"id":"id11:192","kind":"paragraph","text":"\"I'll keep them and notify the owners; and when they send for them it will be a real pleasure to me to hand you the two thousand dollars, for you've earned the money—yes, and you've earned the deepest and most sincerest thanks of this community besides, for lifting a wronged and innocent family out of ruin and shame, and saving a good and honorable man from a felon's death, and for exposing to infamy and the punishment of the law a cruel and odious scoundrel and his miserable creatures!\""},{"id":"id11:193","kind":"paragraph","text":"Well, sir, if there'd been a brass band to bust out some music, then, it would 'a' been just the perfectest thing I ever see, and Tom Sawyer he said the same."},{"id":"id11:194","kind":"paragraph","text":"Then the sheriff he nabbed Brace Dunlap and his crowd, and by and by next month the judge had them up for trial and jailed the whole lot. And everybody crowded back to Uncle Silas's little old church, and was ever so loving and kind to him and the family and couldn't do enough for them; and Uncle Silas he preached them the blamedest jumbledest idiotic sermons you ever struck, and would tangle you up so you couldn't find your way home in daylight; but the people never let on but what they thought it was the clearest and brightest and elegantest sermons that ever was; and they would set there and cry, for love and pity; but, by George, they give me the jim-jams and the fan-tods and caked up what brains I had, and turned them solid; but by and by they loved the old man's intellects back into him again, and he was as sound in his skull as ever he was, which ain't no flattery, I reckon. And so the whole family was as happy as birds, and nobody could be gratefuler and lovinger than what they was to Tom Sawyer; and the same to me, though I hadn't done nothing. And when the two thousand dollars come, Tom give half of it to me, and never told anybody so, which didn't surprise me, because I knowed him."}],"toc":[{"id":"id112:0:1","label":"TOM SAWYER, DETECTIVE By Mark Twain","page":1,"pageUrl":"/books/2qir7dn2#reader-content"},{"id":"id111:0:1","label":"CHAPTER I. AN INVITATION FOR TOM AND HUCK","page":1,"pageUrl":"/books/2qir7dn2#reader-content"},{"id":"id110:0:2","label":"CHAPTER II. JAKE DUNLAP","page":2,"pageUrl":"/books/2qir7dn2?page=2#reader-content"},{"id":"id19:0:3","label":"CHAPTER III. A DIAMOND ROBBERY","page":3,"pageUrl":"/books/2qir7dn2?page=3#reader-content"},{"id":"id18:0:5","label":"CHAPTER IV. THE THREE SLEEPERS","page":5,"pageUrl":"/books/2qir7dn2?page=5#reader-content"},{"id":"id17:0:6","label":"CHAPTER V. A TRAGEDY IN THE WOODS","page":6,"pageUrl":"/books/2qir7dn2?page=6#reader-content"},{"id":"id16:0:7","label":"CHAPTER VI. PLANS TO SECURE THE DIAMONDS","page":7,"pageUrl":"/books/2qir7dn2?page=7#reader-content"},{"id":"id15:0:8","label":"CHAPTER VII. A NIGHT'S VIGIL","page":8,"pageUrl":"/books/2qir7dn2?page=8#reader-content"},{"id":"id14:0:9","label":"CHAPTER VIII. TALKING WITH THE GHOST","page":9,"pageUrl":"/books/2qir7dn2?page=9#reader-content"},{"id":"id13:0:11","label":"CHAPTER IX. FINDING OF JUBITER DUNLAP","page":11,"pageUrl":"/books/2qir7dn2?page=11#reader-content"},{"id":"id12:0:12","label":"CHAPTER X. THE ARREST OF UNCLE SILAS","page":12,"pageUrl":"/books/2qir7dn2?page=12#reader-content"},{"id":"id11:0:13","label":"CHAPTER XI. 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