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What was the setting?

near Boston, Massachusetts in 1727
Which of the characters was greedy, miserly, foolish, and hypocrite?
Tom Walker
Which of the characters was greedy, strong, and violent?
Mrs. Walker
Which of the characters was persuasive, powerful, cruel, evil, and sneaky?
the Devil
What was the main CONFLICT in the story?
man vs man
What was the CLIMAX?
when the Devil took Tom in a thunderstorm
What did the thunderstorm foreshadow?
Tom's death
What was the POINT of VIEW from which this story was told?
3rd person omniscient
What was an example of IRONY in the story?
Verbal - When Tom call on the Devil to take him - he didn't actually expect it to happen.
What was an example of IRONY in the story?
Tom's wife expected to cheat the Devil, but he killed her.
What did the heart and liver symbolize in the story?
love and purity
What did the trees and firewood symbolize in the story?
lost souls (people who have sold their souls to the Devil)
What did the swamp symbolize in the story?
life
What did the Kidd's treasure symbolize in the story?
the Devil's temptation
3 ways that Tom knew he had met the devil
the devil appeared and disappeared SUDDENLY; the mark on his forehead; his wife told him that Crowninshield had just died
Two universal characteristics of the Devil
red eyes and cloven hoofs
What style of writing was used in "The Devil and Tom Walker"?
Romanticism
Romanticism attempts to show life how?
ideally as we might imagine it to be or think it should be?
Romanticism essentially upholds __________ over reason and fact.
feeling and the imagination
The opposite of Romanticism is _____.
Realism