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Book 8: Chapter 34 Summary
The Stone Anvil, Oct. 29, 1714
Jack talks to his executioner as his chains are removed and his hands are bound behind his back. A black leather hood is placed over his head and the executioner reminds Jack of his need for wealth. Jack then reminds him of the coins in his pockets and his fine garments.
Book 8: Chapter 34 Analysis
Jack Ketch and Jack Shaftoe talk in riddles to confuse onlookers and listeners, but they understand each other well. Jack Shaftoe has money in his suit pockets for a bribe and he uses the money to his advantage. Hoping to receive a payoff, the executioner loosens the rope binding Jack's arms and his hood. The executioner also promises Jack a speedy death.
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