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Unh !
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Unh !
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Last call for Cairo and all points north!
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All aboard!
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Almost there, Huck !
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We made it, Huck !
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Huck ?
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Oh!
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Oh, my little friend!
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Oh.
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Oh.
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- Go on,Jim.
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Go on.
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- I ain't goin' nowhere without you.
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- What are ya doin',Jim?
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They'll catch ya.
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They won't find ya in the dark.
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I got to get ya to a doctor.
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I'll be okay.
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Ya--
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Ya can't take me,Jim.
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They'll catch ya.
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They'll lynch ya.
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- Don't go,Jim.
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- Last call for Cairo!
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Last call for Cairo!
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- All aboard!
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- I don't care what happens to me, Huck.
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I just want to get you well.
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Jim...
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Jim...
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We had us a great adventure, didn't we,Jim ?
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- We sure did, Huck.
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- And I'd do it all over again.
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Yeah.
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Get 'em !
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Oh !
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You can't-- You can't kill him.
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Don't you cry for me, Mr. Finn.
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You're the best friend I ever had,Jim.
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You're the only friend I ever had.
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Ya can't.
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Aah !
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No !
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Jim !
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No, ya can't take him.
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He's all I got.
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Ready ?
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- Tighten it up.
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- Aah !
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Aah !
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Leave the boy alone!
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He's innocent!
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- Now, MaryJane !
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- And if he was trying to help that slave, he had a good reason for it.
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Now you let them both go!
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Now !
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Aw, let him go.
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Lucky day, boy!
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You're awake.
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He's awake.
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He's awake !
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Sweetie, we were so worried about you but you're going to be all right now.
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My little Huckleberry !
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Widow Douglas.
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Why, how'd you get here ?
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Lands, child.
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You've been out cold for a week.
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When I heard what happened, I took the first steamer down.
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Well, I'm sure ya think I'm low-down and miserable... for tryin' to setJim free,
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- but do ya hate me ?
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- Not at all, child.
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I'm right proud of you.
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Just because an idea is popular, like slavery, don't make it right.
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That's whatJim told me.
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Your little heart guided you quite well.
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Hey,Jim !
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You lie still, and I'll bring you some soup.
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Well, look at you.
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What is it,Jim ?
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Did somebody do something to you ?
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- 'Cause if they did, why--
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- Miss Watson died.
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A few weeks ago.
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And, well, she was so ashamed... that she was going to sell me away from my wife and my children, that... she set me free in her will, Huck.
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I'm a free man, Huck.
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I'm a free man.
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Children, come here, please.
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- Mr. Jenkins!
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- Good-bye, Adolphus Huckleberry.
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Well, I healed upjust fine.
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MaryJane and her sisters, along with the Wilks brothers, gave me $500 for my troubles and my chivalrousness.
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But since I got no real use for money, I gave it all toJim... for his family.
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The Widow Douglas said she'd adopt me... and take me home and try and civilize me... but I don't know if I could stand it... 'cause I've been there before.
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Now, where did Huckleberry go to ?
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"AND THE HANDSOME PRINCE SAID ALL THESE WORDS.
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THE END."
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MICHELLE!
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DADDY'S COMING.
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