In this chapter, Huck continues his exploration of the world of amusement parks, which he describes as "a place where people go to escape the real world and have fun." Huck's exploration of these parks is interrupted by the sound of someone's "clat clat" , which means "to mutter." This is a common word used in the English language to refer to a person who mutters something, such as "date," "time," or "a date." In this case, "time" refers to the time of year, and "date" refers specifically to a specific date. Huck begins his search for a date that will be "100x more fun" than his usual date. He searches for the word "amusement park" and finds it in the dictionary, which describes an amusement park as "an amusement park in which people go for entertainment and escape from real-world problems." He then searches for "adventure park edition," which describes a place in which "people go to conquer popular attractions and enjoy limited, seasonal events." Huck then begins to search for an "adventure guidebook," which is a book that describes a particular amusement park. He finds this guidebook to be confusing, as it is written for "couples" rather than "adults."