what is the humours theme in my lost dollar?
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There is a lot humorous situations that the author came by after he gave his friend Todd a dollar for him to go to Bermuda. Some of them are:
When he recieves a letter from Bermuda, and he opens the letter he thinks that there would be a dollar in it. But there was nothing he expected.
Second one was, he reminds about it by asking about the currency of Bermuda and talking about the taxi for the club. By this he wanted to indirectly remind him of the dollar. But he failed.
In last, the author tells the reader not to keep the book in such place where his friend would get it. He also refers the University where he studies
When he recieves a letter from Bermuda, and he opens the letter he thinks that there would be a dollar in it. But there was nothing he expected.
Second one was, he reminds about it by asking about the currency of Bermuda and talking about the taxi for the club. By this he wanted to indirectly remind him of the dollar. But he failed.
In last, the author tells the reader not to keep the book in such place where his friend would get it. He also refers the University where he studies
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