Question

(Don’t worry about the picture that what happens when Popeyes is amogus reference)

What example of verbal irony
do you see in the following
passage of "The Invalid's
Story"?
Sec: 26 - "Then we sat down,
feeling pretty hopeful. But it
wasn't for long. You see the
two perfumes began to mix,
and then--well, pretty soon
we made a break for the
door;"
A. The narrator ironically
refers to the
smells of carbolic acid and limburger
cheese as "perfumes."

B. The narrator and Thompson did one
thing and then another -- sat down, but
then got up fast.

C. The narrator and Thompson felt one
thing and then another -- hope and then
disappointment

Answer 1

huh

i just lost braincells

:|

Answer 2

A

Step-by-step explanation:

The Narrator is referring carbolic acid and limburger cheese

as perfumes

P.S i got it right on a TEST!

YW