What would be the appropriate title for the imp and the peasant bread
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The imp and the peasant's bread is a short story written by Leo Tolstoy.
The appropriate title for the story could have been "Money makes man sin".
Reasoning
- In the story, the devil's acquaintance is an Imp who vows to sin a poor peasant.
- He had taken the only food of the farmer, a piece of bread and the peasant did not get angry.
- But the imp made the farmer become rich and taught him to prepare alcohol. The farmer called for a party with his friends and drank alcohol and began losing their vices.
- The devil was happy that the Imp had succeeded in making the farmer sin.
- Thus the title relates that evilness is associated with money and wealth and the devil has no work where simplicity exists.
Hope this helps.
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