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Monday, August 24, 2009
Question #5
What is the overall situational irony of the story? Give two examples that show this.
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Mr. Carter
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The overall situational irony of the story is when Sam sends the letter to Ebenezer Dorset and Ebenezer knows his son can get annoying to some people so he sends a letter asking for his son and $250. Another situational irony example is when they kidnap the Red Chief, the Red Chief haves fun instead of acting scared. The Red Chief thinks that the whole time it is a camping trip for most of the story.
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The overall situational irony of the story is when Sam sends the letter to Ebenezer Dorset and Ebenezer knows his son can get annoying to some people so he sends a letter asking for his son and $250. Another situational irony example is when they kidnap the Red Chief, the Red Chief haves fun instead of acting scared. The Red Chief thinks that the whole time it is a camping trip for most of the story.
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