Tom has a clever mind. He tricks his aunt so easily because Aunt Polly thinks he is right. For example, in the first chapter tom tricks his Aunt saying there is something back of her. right when she looked back tom ran away so he won't get caught.
Tom Sawyer's aunt was Aunt Polly.
This suggests that Tom is known for being mischievous or deceitful, causing Aunt Polly to doubt his truthfulness. It indicates that Aunt Polly has a perception of Tom as someone who may not always be honest or trustworthy in his actions.
aunt polly is tom sawyers aunt. tom's parents died or something happened to them and aunt polly is tom's guardian and Sid is his cousin or 'half-brother'
Tom Sawyer tricked his Aunt Polly in a number of ways. He took jam from the pantry and persuaded his friends to pay him for the privilege of whitewashing the fence, which was a punishment from Aunt Polly. He further tricks her by making her think he is psychic.
No, Aunt polly never forgave tom.
Tom Sawyer told his aunt that he was Sid, his half-brother.
Tom shocks Aunt Sally by putting a brass doorknob in her bed as a practical joke. When she tries to get into bed, she touches the cold doorknob, leading to a shock that startles her. This causes Aunt Sally to believe that the house is haunted.
Because after Tom came back from Jackson's Island Aunt polly heard from tom that he kissed her when she was sleeping
Aunt Polly commonly punished Tom by hitting his head with a thimble.
Tom lied about having the "dream."
Tom's aunt is named Aunt Polly. She is a significant character in Mark Twain's novel "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," where she plays a role in caring for Tom and trying to keep him in line. Aunt Polly is portrayed as a loving but stern guardian, often torn between her affection for Tom and her desire to discipline him.
If I remember the story correctly, he is sold down the river.