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Ethan From - Irony

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July 9, 2012

 

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The use of irony in the novel, especially in the climatic sledding scene, greatly adds to the development of the tragedy. The sled ride which Ethan and Mattie take at the end of the story is full of irony. They often talk of going sledding together. In the first conversation that the two have in the novel, sledding becomes one of the first topics...
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Mattie relates an incident, "Ned Hale and Ruth Varnum came just as near running into the big elm at the bottom?Wouldn't it have been too awful? They're so happy" (19). Coasting on the hill is a spirited pastime for young couples in the small town. The elm offers a bit of a scare and a chance for the young men to show off their skill...
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