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Irony in Dorothy Parker's one perfect rose is created through the use of a) hyperbole b) symbolization c) understatement d) allegory
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Irony in Dorothy Parker's one perfect rose is created through the use of

a) hyperbole
b) symbolization
c) understatement
d) allegory

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understatement

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The correct answer is C) Understatement.

At the beginning of the poem 'One Perfect Rose' is described as something nice, positive, a great gift to receive. By the end of the poem though - through an understatement - 'One Perfect Rose' is not enough anymore. It has become a disappointment and it not such a good gift anymore.
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