At one point Mr. Easton says, “My butterfly days are over.” What does he mean by this statement? Explain the irony in the mentioned statement. English
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By saying "My butterfly day are over, I fear?", Mr Easton actually meant that his days of earning money by cheating people is over and now he is going to prison but Miss Fairchild took it in a positive manner and thought by this statement Mr. Easton meant that now as he had become a marshal, he cannot enjoy his life and would be gennerally busy and working.
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when Mr Eastern says my butterfly days are over he is hinting at his future imprisonment .Miss fairchild however, thought he was referring to his social days................hope helpfully for youu......❤
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