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What is a direct and indirect characterization of the devil in the story The Devil and Tom Walker

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    Direct; "he had a shock of coarse black hair, that stood out from his head in all directions, and bore an ax on his shoulder" (direct is directly describing him) indirect: this is would be things he has said, or how he reacts in certain situations. (you could use how he killed Tom's wife because she annoyed him as indirect characterization)
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