English & Literature

In the story ''Games at twilight" What is ironic about the end of the story? (consider what Ravi originally wanted to do and what actually ends up happening.)

Asked by chamel92 on 05 Nov 08:16

Last updated by anonymous on 05 Nov 16:33

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Answered by MHood3 on 05 Nov 16:33

At the end, Ravi believes that he is going to be the winner, but by the time he emerges the children have gone on to other games and so his win is negated. One cannot win if others don't declare you the winner. So, technically, he did win, but contexturally he does not.