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diamong [38]
1 year ago
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Please help due tommrow!!

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Travka [436]1 year ago
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It can be inferred that in the story "Ware of Clowns", this play on words implies a conspiracy between the two clowns, who sow death and devastation by influencing the populace with their performance.

The terminology "clown" runs counter to discourses that define war as an unforeseen but necessary evil at defining historical times.

<h3>What is an inference?</h3>

Inferences are the result of a very logical and consciously rational process where in the facts of a text is examined to rational consistency and a conclusion is reached.

Suffice it to say therefore that the metaphorical reference to "clowns" is suggestive of the fact that the author writes with a cynical or sarcastic tone.

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