Question

NCERT X
English: Literature Reader

The Frog and the Nightingale
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Bring out the irony in the frog's statement - 'Your song must be your own'.

Answer 1

The frog tells the nightingale that she should not boast about on her original songs but later on he finds fault in the nightingale by saying: "Your song must be your own." In one instance he is saying that her songs are her own and in the next moment, he is saying that her songs are not her own. So there is an instance of irony in this statement.

Answer 2

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The frog tells the nightingale that she should not boast about on her original songs but later on he finds fault in the nightingale by saying: "Your song must be your own." In one instance he is saying that her songs are her own and in the next moment, he is saying that her songs are not her own. So there is an instance of irony in this statement.

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