What is the irony of of the story 'old man at the bridge'?
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The irony is that like a goat which is sacrificed, the old man`s fate is sealed on an Easter Sunday, a day of hope and faith. Neither the old peasant nor the war is identified by name in the story, for the idea of the tragic sacrifices of uninvolved men in every war is universal.
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The irony at the end of The Old Man and the Sea is that
- Although Santiago has finally caught a fish, it's been stripped clean by sharks.
- in this sense, the old skilled worker has been each lucky and unlucky at a similar time.
- In simplest terms, irony happens in literature and life whenever someone says one thing or will something that departs from what they (or we) expect them to mention or do.
- even as there are unnumbered ways in which of bewilderment the planet [sorry kids], there are many various sorts of irony.
- In conclusion, the recent man was a reflection of the war who lost everything in his life because of the impact of the war.
- Hemingway felt sorry for the old man and therefore the individuals like him who were mentally broken by the civil war.
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