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At the end of the poem, Tom is given a sweeper to stay a good boy, which produces conflict in emotion for the reader. The reader wants to be as innocent and hopeful and believe the sweeper chimney. But as corruption and the unfairness continues, the promise seems empty, impossible to fulfill and almost hurtful.
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