what does transaction.abort() refresh?

My mental model, perhaps from Gemstone, is that if I do
x1 = conn.root.x
# stuff
# another thread changes what's in root.x
transaction.abort()
that x1 will now have the value of root.x from the other thread.
But when I do this, x1 seems to be unchanged; I have to go back through conn.root.x to get the new version of the object.

Is my revised understanding correct?

Using ZODB 5, python 3.4.

Thanks.
Ross Boylan

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