In huck fin what is his involvment with the king and duke?
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I read that book last year. The king and the duke were scam artists. They met up with Huck and Jim somewhere along the way on his trip. They weren't really a king and a duke. They just pretended to be.
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are you talking about the poem by Edger Allen Poe? I think its that the king is mean because he loves practical jokes, so then Hop Frog uses a practicle joke to kill him. Unless thats not what you were talking about at all and i'v just freaked you out emmenselly....
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I fell in love with Luke Duke. LOL  I wanted to ride on his lap in the general lee! LOL
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King. Before the Magna Carta screwed it all up. :)
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An officer formerly attached to a king's household, whose business it was to amuse the court by ludicrous actions and utterances, the absurdity being attested by his motley costume. The king himself being attired with dignity, it took the world some centuries to discover that his own conduct and decrees were sufficiently ridiculous for the amusement not only of his court but of all mankind. The jester was commonly called a fool, but the poets and romancers have ever delighted to represent him as a singularly wise and witty person. In the circus of to-day the melancholy ghost of the court fool effects the dejection of humbler audiences with the same jests wherewith in life he gloomed the marble hall, panged the patrician sense of humor and tapped the tank of royal tears.\n\nThe widow-queen of Portugal\nHad an audacious jester\nWho entered the confessional\nDisguised, and there confessed her.\n\n"Father," she said, "thine ear bend down —\nMy sins are more than scarlet:\nI love my fool — blaspheming clown,\nAnd common, base-born varlet."\n\n"Daughter," the mimic priest replied,\n"That sin, indeed, is awful:\nThe church's pardon is denied\nTo love that is unlawful.\n\n"But since thy stubborn heart will be\nFor him forever pleading,\nThou'dst better make him, by decree,\nA man of birth and breeding."\n\nShe made the fool a duke, in hope\nWith Heaven's taboo to palter;\nThen told a priest, who told the Pope,\nWho damned her from the altar!\n—Barel Dort
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I'm not sure I understand your question exactly, but if you are asking who has control over who, in the entire play, then you're asking the million dollar question. Scholars have argued this many different ways for a long time, but essentially, the if there is one true master of control it has to be Iago, who after getting passed up for a military promotion over the Moor Othello, Iago befriends Othello and skillfully, bit by bit convinces him that his pretty wife, Desdemona, who happens to be white, is cheating on him. Conflicted, Othello ends up killing her only to later realize what Iago was doing to him. \n\nIago is one Shakepeare's greatest villian, a dispicable characther that controls all the action in Othello.  So does that answer your question?
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Duke-North Carolina (men)
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Too much to give highlights in this forum, but here are a few high points.\n\nSnape becomes DADA teacher.\nNew character "Slughorn" is new potions master\nHarry borrows/steals an old potions book that is filled with mysterious potion-making tips that make him suddenly the "best" potions student.\nDumbledore giove Harry private lessons, in which they study memories and gain clues to Voldemort's possible weaknesses.\nDumbledore tasks Harry to retrieve a Memory from Slughorn\n    (The memory deals with how young Tom Riddle (Voldemort) decided to split his soul and save the bits of it in "horcruxes".  These prevent him from being able to die.)\nRon and Hermione become a couple\nHarry learns how to Apparate.\nHarry and Ginny Weasley become a couple\nHarry is convinced that Malfoy and Snape are plotting to kill Dumbledore.\nDumbledore assures Harry that Snape is acting exactly as Dumbledre expects him to.\nHarry and Dumbledore learn about 7 posible splinters of Voldemort's soul, and go on  a quest to retrieve and destroy one that they know about.\n\nThe quest goes badly, the horcrux has already been stolen, and Dumbledore is gravely injured.\n\nAs Harry and Dumbledore return to the castle, Malfoy is waiting to kill him but can't pull the trigger.\n\nSnape appears and a shocking event happens\n\nThats the gist of it.  Sorry if I've spoiled it.
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You have to be specific about the part you're not understanding. The most important part of this scene is Hal's soliloquy at the very end. It's written in blank verse showing us that Hal is capable of kingly qualities. (In the entire play, the royalty etc. talk in blank verse while the tavern people talk in prose. Hal had also been talking in prose with his friends right before this soliloquy). The soliloquy shows us his Machiavellian traits - he's capable of manipulation and knows exactly what he wants to achieve by hanging out with Falstaff etc. In the soliloquy, he also uses metaphors like sun and clouds which further show us that he is capable of becoming the king. I can give further explanations if you tell me what exactly you are having trouble with.
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A thomas crown affair
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Huck's Pap: “And they call that govment.” \nHuck, referring to Jim: “I knowed he was white inside…”\n\nOthers below.
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No, James Scott's army is not capitalized.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Scott%2C_1st_Duke_of_Monmouth
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LOL! Sense & Sensibility & Peter's Friends! I didn't realize they were h&w in Peter's friends as well!! ☺☺☺
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That movie is called "The Man in the Iron Mask" and they didn't bury a king.  The good king took the throne and the evil king was sent to the dungeon.  They buried the musketteer that was the kings' father.
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Well in one of the very opening scenes there is a flashback of Charles Foster Kane at his mom and dad's home in the Colorado mountains and he is out on the his sled.  When Mr. Thayer comes to pick him up he shoves his sled against his chest and knocks him down.  If you know where to look you can see the rosebud logo on the sled at that time.  Of course no one seeing the movie for the first time would notice it or pay any attention to it.  The first possible indication as to what it was comes when Charles Foster Kanes is going to the warehouse to look at some of the old belongings he had sent for and had shipped to New York City.  That is the night he meets Susan Alexander and has her sing for him.  That is about 40 minutes into the movie.
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who is the ducks and who is the kings?
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King George VI\nhttp://www.royal.gov.uk/OutPut/Page147.asp