In the last chapters of the novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Aunt Sally, as well as Jim, are forced to endure Tom Sawyer’s antics. They must endure things like rats and snakes in the house, and random notes that are meant to terrify everyone in the household. The suffering of others is show to be one of Tom’s passions throughout the book. He gets a kick out of people’s pain and suffering. The severity of Tom's treatment to his aunt and Jim noticeable when we see how kind and loving both of them have been toward Tom. Tom's knowledge of the coat of arms is not very large. The language is confused to the point of being unintelligible. When Tom refuses to explain the meaning of "fess" and "bar sinister" it is evident he does not know.
