How has satire been employed in this story? What do you think is the purpose? from wolves of cernogratz by saki please help me fast
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In
“The Wolves of Cernogratz,” Saki weaves some clever satire into an interesting story. He shows how Baron and Baroness Gruebel lay claim to a totally undeserved social honor.
The Gruebels were living in a castle that once belonged to the Cernogratz family. As the story opens, they were discussing a legend connected with their castle.
Baroness Gruebel told her brother Conrad what she knew concerning the legend. Supposedly, whenever anyone died in the castle, wild beasts would howl all night long. The baroness did not believe the story because she did not hear any howling when her mother-in-law died.
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