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In chapter 18, Twain has the Shepherdsons and Grangerfords both going to church every Sunday, despite the fact that they are in a blood feud with one another. What is this an example of?

burlesque
dialect
censorship
irony

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The Sheperdsons and the Grangerfords going to church in chapter 18 best illustrate the concept of irony.

What is irony?

The irony is a common literary device that implies either using language opposite to its meaning or including situations/characters that seem to be too contradictory. This device is used to add humor in literature.

How does this situation illustrates irony?

The fact the two families went to church even when they hated each other shows a contradictory situation. Moreover, this is so contradictory that is funny for the reader.

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