Tom’s “bosom friend” and frequent playmate. Joe is a typical best friend, a convention Twain parodies when he refers to Joe and Tom as “two souls with but a single thought.” Though Joe mostly mirrors Tom, he diverges from Tom’s example when he is the first of the boys to succumb to homesickness on Jackson’s Island. As time progresses, Huckleberry Finn begins to assume Joe’s place as Tom’s companion.
Book:
*The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Film:
*Tom Sawyer (1917)
*Huck and Tom (1918)
*[http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0035104/?ref_=fn_al_ch_1 IMDB]
*[http://tomsawyer.edicypages.com/characters/boys/joe-harper Bio]
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The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876)
Tom’s “bosom friend” and frequent playmate. Joe is a typical best friend, a convention Twain parodies when he refers to Joe and Tom as “two souls with but a single thought.” Though Joe mostly mirrors Tom, he diverges from Tom’s example when he is the first of the boys to succumb to homesickness on Jackson’s Island. As time progresses, Huckleberry Finn begins to assume Joe’s place as Tom’s companion.
Joe Harper
American Publishing Company
Samuel Clemens (as "[[Mark Twain]]")