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| Adam and Eve | | "Diaries of Adam and Eve" |
Characters were loosely based on Twain and his wife.
| Aunt Polly | | "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" |
Tom's long-suffering guardian
| Becky Thatcher | | "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" |
Tom's girlfriend
| Butterworth Stavely | | "The Great Revolution in Pitcairn" |
Short story
| Captain Stormfield | | "Captain Stormfield Visits Heaven" |
The captain is quickly bored and disgruntled with heaven and heads back home in his ship.
| Chambers | | "Pudd'nhead Wilson" |
| The Duke and the King | | "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" |
These two are scam artists who trick Huck and Jim into helping them fleece innocent people
| Fumpweck | | "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" |
| Huck Finn | | "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" |
| Huck Finn | | "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" |
| Injun Joe | | "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" |
A murderer whose deed was witnessed by Tom and Huck
| Jim the Runaway Slave | | "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" |
Jim and Huck escape north on a raft on the Mississsippi River. This book is a strong anti-slavery statement.
| Jim Smiley | | "Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calavaras County" |
He was the owner of the frog in the title. The frog, Dan'l Webster, was loaded with buckshot so he would lose the contest.
| Joe Harper | | "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" |
| Judge Thatcher | | "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" |
Becky's father
| Mary | | "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" |
Tom's older cousin, Aunt Polly's daughter
| Miss Watley | | "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" |
| Mr. Walters | | "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" |
| Muff Potter | | "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" |
| Pap Finn | | "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" |
| Rev. Mr. Sprague | | "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" |
| Roxy | | "Pudd'nhead Wilson" |
| Saint Joan | | "Saint Joan" |
| Satan | | "Letters From the Earth" |
He visits earth and sends his observations of humanity back to his friends, the Archangels Michael and Gabriel. Published after his death, this is his most cynical work and very unlike the author we see in Tom Sawyer and Roughing It.
| Silas Phelps | | "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" |
| Simon Weeler | | "Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calavaras County" |
He was the garrulous narrator of the Jumping Frog story. He rambles on and on and rarely gets to the point of any one thing.
| Sir Boss | | "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" |
He is a blacksmith in 20th century Connecticut who wakes up in medieval England at the court of King Arthur.
| Thomas Driscoll | | "Pudd'nhead Wilson" |
| Tom Sawyer | | "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" |
| Tom Sawyer | | "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" |
| The Twins | | "Pudd'nhead Wilson" |
Luigi and Angelo Capello
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