What is the irony in "The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse"?
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The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse," the irony lies in the fact that Mourad, a member of the Garoghlanian family, steals a white horse. This is ironic because the family is locally renowned for its honesty. In fact, as Aram tells the reader, honesty is their second best-known family trait and it has been around for centuries, long before the family ever became poor:
"We had been famous for our honesty for something...
"We had been famous for our honesty for something...
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