What is the irony in Lencho’s reaction toward the postmaster?

He thanks him for the money

He believes God let him down

He is grateful for the help

He trusts the postmaster completely

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B. He believes God let him down

The irony lies in Lencho trusting God completely while he wrongly accuses the post office of stealing the money.

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