Chapter Thirty-One - After escaping the bats, they realize how far from the others they are and decide to go back, but they cannot go the way they came, as the bats are blocking it. Tom chooses another passage to follow, and, after a while, they realize they are completely lost.
Chapter Thirty-Two - From Huck, Tom learns of the wild night on the widow's property and that the body of the stranger turned up in the river—presumably he drowned while trying to escape. The death of Injun Joe's companion confirms Joe's status as a complete outsider.
Read by John Greenman
