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What does the Devil offer Tom Walker?

Pirate Kids buried treasure (wealthy riches)`

Why does Tom at first refuses?

He wanted to think about it.



What happens to Tom's wife?

The Devil kills her and hung her organs so Tom could see what happened to her.

What do you learn about Tom, based in his reaction to the loss of his wife?

He didn't care, he cared more about his passion for money.

What agreement does Tom Walker ultimately make with the Devil?

He sells his soul to the Devil for the treasure and become a broker

As the story progresses, why do you think Tom begins to go to church and carry a Bible with him at all times?

Because he tried to keep the Devil away.

What does Tom do to cause the narrator to call him a "violent churchgoer"?

He's praying and talking loudly in church/

In what way is Tom' s approach to religion similar to his approach to financial dealings?

He's violent toward his neighbors, he don;t care about them, he steals from them.

Would you have felt more sympathy for Tom is he, like the original faust, had sold his soul for knowledge instead of money?

No, he shouldn't have sold his soul to the Devil for anything or any reason.

What do you think Washington Irving might say about the effects of greed on society?

That it divides us and that is not a good thing to have desire to be avarice rather than chantable.