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What are the Gothic elements of the devil and tom walker?

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Old Scratch, also known as the Devil, is a character in "The Devil and Tom Walker" by Washington Irving. He is a cunning and deceptive figure who tempts Tom Walker with wealth and power in exchange for his soul. Old Scratch represents temptation and the consequences of making deals with evil forces.


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What were the symbols in the devil and Tom walker?

In "The Devil and Tom Walker" by Washington Irving, the symbols include the forest, which represents the unknown and temptation; the Indian fort buried in trees, symbolizing past atrocities; and the swamp, which symbolizes moral decay and the consequences of making a deal with the devil.


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What was the devil referred to as in the Devil and Tom Walker?

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Who is the Protagonist of the devil and tom walker?

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What is the nickname that tom walker calls the devil?

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What's Tom Walker's archetype from The Devil and Tom Walker?

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