Aunt Polly In Mark Twain's The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer

Aunt Polly is extremely harsh on Tom. She yells, screams, threatens, etc. Many things provoke her in taking these actions, these things all fall under the category of Tom and his extravagant affairs. In The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Aunt Polly is a crude women.
Aunt Polly is a very harsh women so it seems. Through her yelling at Tom and threats towards him, she demonstrates that she gets extremely aggravated by him. Aunt Polly sets herself up to be perceived as a very harsh person, she disproves this when she says “I could forgive the boy, now, if he committed a million sins” Aunt Polly is very harsh and mean to Tom in the things that she says to him, and her actions. She uses extreme language to display her feelings of Tom’s actions.