Irony refers to the use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of their literal meaning. Working in pairs, bring out the irony in the following: The title of the story, "The Best seller".
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In the beginning of the lessor, John A. Pescud expresses his views against the best sellers that deal with love stories of "American Swells" and princesses from a distant land. Ironically, John's story is just like that of those described in the best sellers. The title brings out the irony: while claiming to dislike the protagonist of the story 'The Rose and Trevelyan', Pescud himself ends up becoming the second trevelyan.
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Hello, that is just a model, please use it as referrence rather than a readymade answer:)
Initially of the history, his sights are expressed by John A Pescud contrary to the best-sellers that deal with the love-stories of 'American swell' and noble princesses from the remote area. Paradoxically, Pescud love history is quite significantly over the defined in these best-sellers sellers' outlines. The story's title brings this paradox really appropriate fashion forth: while proclaiming to dislike the best-supplier " Trevelyan and The Rose "'s idol, Pescud himself ultimately ends up becoming still another Trevelyan.a
Initially of the history, his sights are expressed by John A Pescud contrary to the best-sellers that deal with the love-stories of 'American swell' and noble princesses from the remote area. Paradoxically, Pescud love history is quite significantly over the defined in these best-sellers sellers' outlines. The story's title brings this paradox really appropriate fashion forth: while proclaiming to dislike the best-supplier " Trevelyan and The Rose "'s idol, Pescud himself ultimately ends up becoming still another Trevelyan.a
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