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What irony is present at the end of the story?

1

Lencho does not receive any money.

2

The postmaster's act is misunderstood by Lencho.

3

Lencho writes a letter to God.

4

Lencho receives more money than he asked for.

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Answer and Solution

Answer

B. The postmaster's act is misunderstood by Lencho.

Solution:

The irony lies in the fact that while the postmaster acts selflessly by sending money, Lencho misinterprets it and accuses him of theft, showing a lack of trust in humanity.

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