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<span>A) It provides a bitter irony.

The irony comes from it being a 'calm summer night' that this happened, and the bitterness comes from the narrator's opinion towards the work they are doing. He is showing that it is too much for many of them and sometimes they take drastic measures to ensure that they don't have to keep going. </span>

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