4. Compare Character Traits As Tom gets older, he begins to worry about his actions and becomes "a violent churchgoer." But does he really change? Support your opinion with examples from the text. Use a chart like the one shown to collect evidence. Before the Bargain As He Ages Attitude Statements Actions

Tom gets older and he begings to worry about his actions and becomes a violent churchgoer but he really dosen't change exactly.

As indicated by the text, can review as it told, Tom thought with lament on the deal he had made with his dark companion, and set his brains to attempt to swindle him out of the conditions.   As opposed to transforming, they have informed that Tom assumed each transgression entered up to their record turned into a credit on his side. He just appears to become unfortunate of the outcomes that would come about because of giving his spirit to the Devil.

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No, he doesn't really change.

Explanation:

According to the text, we can recall we are told, Tom "thought with regret on the bargain he had made with his black friend, and set his wits to work to cheat him out of the conditions."

Rather than change, we are told that Tom "seemed to think every sin entered up to their account became a credit on his side". Hence, he only seems to become fearful of the consequences that would result from giving his soul to the Devil.

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