how and how did pahom die
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Having been in the hot sun all day, Pahom dies from exhaustion. In the end, it is shown that all the land a man needs is enough to bury him in. Leo Tolstoy really shows that when a person allows greed to overtake them, then we all fall prey to the devil.
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Pahom dies from weariness. Frantic to gain more land, Pahom strikes an arrangement in which, for only 1,000 rubles, he might have however much land that he can stroll around in a solitary day.
- However for him to acquire this land, he should get back to his beginning stage before nightfall.
- Pahom's avarice drives straightforwardly to his destruction, as he dies from weariness after marking out a huge plot of land. Pahom felt that the land addressed a deal, so he needed to snatch however much of it as could be expected.
- Pahom was rarely happy and he needed all the more all of the time. He was offered all the land he could stroll around in one day.
- On account of his avarice, he attempted to go around a lot of lands, ran shy of time, and died from the effort.
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