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When comparing “The Devil and Tom Walker” to Faust, which is a true statement? Both stories are set in the sixteenth century. In both stories the Devil makes a bet with God. Both characters lose their bet with the Devil. Faust becomes religious, while Tom Walker does not.

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Both characters lose their net with the devil
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The correct answer is C) Both characters lose their bet with the Devil.

When comparing “The Devil and Tom Walker” to Faust, what is a true statement is "Both characters lose their bet with the Devil."

In the story of "Faust," bored with life, is thinking of s**cide and before doing that he calls the devil for magic and knowledge. A character named Mephistopheles bargains with him and give what he wants in exchange for his soul for eternity.

In "The Devil and Tom Walker," the pirate William Kidd hides a treasure and makes a pact with the devil to protect the treasure. Years later, a character named TomWalker and his wife are ambitious and greedy people that love money and want that treasure.

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