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English, 18.03.2020 15:24, glocurlsprinces

Describe the use of irony in “Charles,” “The Gift of the Magi,” and “The Necklace.”

What is ironic in each story? How is each use of irony different? Use specific examples from each story to support your answer.

Complete at least one paragraph for each story.

you must incorporate at least two of these words.

imply

wary

covet

discretion

bewilder

odious

bestow

agitate

flabbergast

pamper

irony

dialogue

conflict

climax

narrative

fiction

mood

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