In this passage from Chapter 3, Huck is taking part in the activities of Tom Sawyer’s gang, when Tom mentions that there is a crowd of Spaniards and Arabs passing through their town. Being only pretend robbers, Tom wanted to step up the game a bit and go do the real thing on these foreigners. Tom convinced the gang by talking about the fortune of jewels that could be retrieved from the parcel. When the “parcel” came around, he had duped the rest of the gang, it had turned out to be a group of sunday school kids. Huck didn’t care that much due to his innocence. An example of that is in the quote above. The quote shows Huck’s remnants of innocence, as his focus was not on the robbery itself, or the reward. Instead, he just wanted to see camels
