Question

In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the duke and the Dauphin’s greatest heist involves _____. Select all that apply. robbing a group of grieving young women raising money for a fraudulent missions trip selling tickets for a play that is never performed auctioning off property that does not belong to them

Answer 1

In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the Duke and the Dauphin's greatest heist involves robbing a group of grieving young women. It is when they pretend to be the uncles or whatever come back from their trip early and try and take the money. 

Answer 2

Answer:

robbing a group of grieving young women.

Explanation:

Robbing a group of grieving young women is the greatest heist of the Duke and the Dauphin. These characters are dishonest and disloyal. They pretend to be related to the European royalty in order to scam and steal. Their greatest heist occurs when they try to steal from the Wilks women, who have just lost their father. The Duke and the Dauphin pretend to be their uncles in order to try to keep the inheritance.