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The rising action of a story builds the reader's interest in the characters, their problems, and the plot itself, culminating in a climax. Your climax will be less engaging and exciting if there is no increasing action, and your story's end will have less emotional weight. A short story's growing action propels the plot toward the climax.
<span>The story of “The Devil and Tom Walker” is similar to an older tale called Faust.
In Faust, the protagonist sells his soul to the Devil in order to get all the knowledge in the world. He wanted to know everything, and be the smartest person ever, which is why he decided to sign a contract with the Devil himself in return for this knowledge. A similar thing happened in "The Devil and Tom Walker."
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Part 1
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Part 2
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Hope this helps *smiles*
Sorry if it’s wrong