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character sketch of Tom Sawyer​

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Answered by anshita4144
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Tom Sawyer - The novel's protagonist. Tom is a mischievous boy with an active imagination who spends most of the novel getting himself, and often his friends, into and out of trouble. Despite his mischief, Tom has a good heart and a strong moral conscience

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Answered by siri1534
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Tom Sawyer was one of the main character of the story Of Magic Lamps and Genies. His clothes and hair were not neat but were be pretty untidy as he played outside from day till night. Also, he might be dark or tanned as he roamed around in the sun frequently.

Tom Sawyer was a mischievous yet playful boy. He told his friends that they would find Spaniards and Arabs, while all they found was a Sunday school picnic. Then, Tom exclaimed to huckleberry that magicians turned it all into a Sunday school picnic. He completely turned the story into magician's genies.

He was also a very imaginative person. We can say this as right when Huck Finn asked why they couldn’t see any Arabs, Spaniards, Camels, etc, Tom immediately cooked up a story that magicians called up many genies and magically made the treasures into a picnic.

Tom Sawyer is an essential character in the story as he helps to move the story forward. He also creates all the stories when the plan doesn’t go how it is supposed to. I would want to have a friend like Tom as he would constantly create stories which fun and make you dream of all the possibilities like if genies were real or not.

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