How does jim welcome huck when he returns to the raft?
jim begs huck for food.
jim yells at huck for abandoning him.
jim is glad to see huck and embraces him.
jim tries to scare huck with his strange arab costume.
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Explanation:

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is frequently viewed as Twain's most noteworthy perfect work of art. Joining his crude diversion and startlingly experienced material, Twain built up a novel that straightforwardly assaulted a large number of the conventions the South held dear at the season of its distribution.

Huckleberry Finn is the principle character, and through his eyes, the peruser sees and judges the South, its shortcomings, and its saving graces. Huck's partner Jim, a runaway slave, gives friendship and protection while the two voyage along the Mississippi on their raft.

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