Why did Aunt Polly raise her stick high?
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Aunt Polly raised her stick high to punish tom.
First, Aunt Polly attempts to beat him for hiding in the jam closet as she called for him. Later, she beats Tom for dropping the sugar bowl—even though Sid is the one responsible. During this incident, Polly justifies her actions, saying she punishes Tom because she loves him.
However, Tom actually finds ways to manipulate the situation and gain enjoyment out of these kinds of punishments.
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