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 * In the story, The Cat and the Pain-Killer by Mark Twain, a boy named Tom Sawyer has emotions that change throughout the story. In the start of this fantastic adventure, Tom feels disinterested, even in war and piracy because Becky, the charm of his life, is ill. In an interesting turn of events, he suddenly becomes fascinated. **
 * What is the cause of this change? Well, Aunt Polly orders a special medication just for Tom. The remedy was called Pain-Killer. Many people nowadays, use medication to change what emotions their bodies felt. There can be a comparison made, because Tom had the same problem. Tom drank the Pain-Killers in order change his mood in order to become interested. The Tom's urge to drink the medication caused him to get addicted to the remedy. Did the Pain-Killer caused a miraculous change or did Tom drink the remedy to get his mind of his lack of disinterest? **
 * Did Aunt Polly's quack treatment affect Tom? No, Tom didn’t respond to the treatment in any way shape or form. At first, Tom squealed when having to take is nasty medicine, but afterwards Tom didn't react to the medicine. The crazy fact is that Tom wasn't cured, either. Tom must have become immune. Some people become immune (the medicine has no affect on them) to certain medications such as antibiotics, Tom became immune to the quack remedy. The process to becoming immune included your white blood cells finding a way to destroy medication; preventing it from taking its effect within yourself. Not very good is it? This probably is what happened to Tom which caused Aunt Polly to worry. But where the quack treatment failed, the Pain-Killer succeeded. **
 * Aunt Polly completed her difficult task. Her task was to make Tom become interested and not feel gloomy and sad. Where she thought the quack remedy will succeed, it ended up failing. The Pain-Killers on the other hand, had a significant effect on Tom. Tom became interested, happy and not disappointed and upset. " 'Be the change that you wish to see in the world' " Mahatma Ghandi. This means that Tom becoming happy and excited changed Aunt Polly's mood as well and Aunt Polly meant the world to Tom. **

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