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At the end of chapter 39, Tom writes a "nonnamous" letter to the Phelps family. His letter is full of slang and colloquialisms. Write an essay of at least 150 words (in standard English) based on this letter, explaining what Tom wants the family to believe and clarifying any language that needs to be explained.

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The above question wants to analyze your reading and writing ability, so you should write this letter and I'll show you how to do that.

First, you should read Tom's letter, understand the subjects he is addressing and the language he is using. You can use articles and summaries to aid this understanding.

After that, you should be able to write your essay as follows:

  • Introduction: Introduce who Tom is and the importance of his letter.

  • Body: Write down the subjects that Tom addresses in the letter and how this demonstrates his personality, characteristics, in addition to presenting the context in which he is inserted and how the Phelps family contributes and interferes in this context.

  • Conclusion: Show how this letter is important for the story and understanding the character.

More information on writing an essay at the link:

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Answer:

Tom Sawyer and Huck start this by planting a letter for the recipeint to find that reads, "Beware. Trouble is brewing. Keep a sharp lookout." The boys tape their hand written letter  to be found with a skull and crossbones on the wall the next night, followed by a picture of a coffin. By writing a longer letter than before, Tom Sawyer prepares a final coup to ensure their plan is a success. Pretending that he is a member of a gang of robbers. According to tom sawyers letter he is aiming to break in and kidnap Jim. He goes on to warn the family that him and his gang will arrive late in the night from the north side to break in and take Jim. The family is terrified  after finding and reading the letter the alleged "gang member" left for them and unsure on what to do next.

Explanation:

150 words exactly