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Is Ironic because the only thing he can remember is that someone called him the "N" word

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The author spent months in Baltimore but all he remembered was one incident where someone called him the "N" word.

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The last stanza is ironic because the author was there for many months, but the one thing the author can remember is being called the N word.

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Its ironic becauas even though he went to baltimore and had a good time the moment he heard someone call him the n word his time was ruined

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It's ironic because although the author had an enjoyable trip in Baltimore, it was ruined by one person calling him the N word.

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It's ironic because the authors entire trip was ruined by one incident where he was called the N word.  That one incident defined his entire trip even though he enjoyed the rest of the trip.

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When Countee Cullen was a child was a kid he visited Baltimore and saw the city in it's entirety and describes his time there as happy and enjoyable. But what's ironic is that his view and memory of Baltimore is not the fun happy city. It was completely altered due to a singular incident where another kid called him the N word.

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What's ironic thing about the title and the last stanza was that the author was rather enthused about visiting Baltimore, however after the whole entire trip, the only thing that seems to be on the authors mind is the fact that someone had called him the "N" word which had completely changed his mood and attitude even though Baltimore itself is great place, it will be seen as a dark memory for the author himself.

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When ever he thinks about Baltimore he only recalls that one moment of someone calling him the "N" word. Even though the rest of the trip was enjoyable.

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In the last stanza, the author talks about how after his whole trip he was only able to think about how he was called the "N"  word. Even though he took a whole trip to Baltimore and enjoyed it, he couldn't get that one incident off his mind afterwards.

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This is ironic because the author enjoyed visiting Baltimore and he encountered one bad incident of someone calling him the "N" word and now all he can remember about from Baltimore is that one bad incident. Baltimore will now forever be a place where all he'll think about is that terrible time.

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The irony of the poem is that is that Baltimore will never be the same for him again despite how much he enjoyed the trip. The bad for him outweighed the good. Baltimore, for him, will always be associated with the n word.

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The poem is rather ironic because the boy traveled to baltimore and although he enjoyed the trip, there was one thing that bothered him the most. Once he was called the N word, his entire attitude changed. He had fun and had memorable times, but the only thing he managed to think about after the trip was the word he was called.

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This is ironic because the author took a trip to Baltimore which he thoroughly enjoyed yet he seems fixated on one incident. One word changing your entire perspective seems weak-minded and like the author was looking for a reason to be outraged.

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The irony of Incident was that the author was excited to be visiting Baltimore for the first time and an incident occurred where he was called the "N" word, and now, that's all he can remember from the trip. What was supposed to be a fun trip ended up being one filled with a horrible memory that he cannot get out of his head.

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The author was in Baltimore and really liked the city until a boy said ghe N word to him and it really hurt him. The trip to Baltimore was great but he defined the trip and remembers it by what the boy said and it ruined his idea of the city.

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The author had a very unforgettable trip in Baltimore.  He had many good memories in Baltimore, but that one incident where the little boy called him the “N” word changed the view of his trip for him.  Now, whenever the author thinks about Baltimore, there is a bad connotation to it.  It’s ironic that throughout his whole trip, talking about how wonderful it was being in Baltimore was, he managed to still focus on the one word said by a little child.  It affected him more than most people would think and it still makes him dislike Baltimore even after all this time, even through the good trip.

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The irony in this poem entitled "Incident" is that although this little boy was a very happy kid who was always gleaming, after being called the "N" word he changed his attitude completely. He enjoyed Baltimore, but after that incident he will never forget it and always associate this awful memory with his trip. It is also ironic to think that the boy who called Cullen this probably wouldn't even remember this day, but it will Cullen always will.

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it is ironic that the name of the poem being incident, and the author remembering the one bad incident that happened to him he remembers; him being called the "N" word. he can only connect this bad incident to the city of baltimore and obviously that incident would be the deciding bad memory of the city, how much ever it improves.

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The author was having a wonderful time in Baltimore but when another boy was racist towards him he didn't like it and even though he saw the beauty of Baltimore all he could think about was how that gesture made him feel and how it may have not seemed like much to the boy (i.e. an incident) it was a tremendously big and hurtful thing to Countee Cullen.

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The author took a wonderful trip to Baltimore and most would see that his trip was rather memorable, but he only remembers the one incident. I find it ironic that a single word was able to change his entire view of the world. He focused purely on the negative and how awful the word is.

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The last stanza of the poem "Incident" is ironic to the title because that one incident with the boy calling Countee Cullen the "n" word changed his life tremendously. That one single incident that occurred changed his life as a young boy because the "n" word makes African American people feel worthless and non-human. As an African American girl, I have experience many name callings, but I have to keep telling myself those are just words. I honestly believe that if you are not taught by your parents to be strong-willed and to have a backbone then what people say to you are going to hurt you a lot. My parents have always told me that I am a beautiful African American girl and no one will ever change that, so don't listen to what people have to say about you because in the end, us parents will have your back and be there for you no matter what. Now every time Countee Cullen remembers the times he had in Baltimore, this incident will be 1 of his constant memories.

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The irony in comparing the title of this article to the last stanza of the poem is not that the author was affected by the word but that it changed her entire world view. This is what I think is pitiful, I have been called some terrible things in my life. It has never affected me in the way that it changed my world view. This single incident had a lasting effect on the narrators life when in reality she gave the words meaning.

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The irony is in the fact that although he took a whole trip to Baltimore, the only thing he remembers is one negative "Incident" where he was called the "N" word. This one bad experience ruined what could have otherwise been a happy and memorable trip, which speaks to the negativity surrounding that word and they way it was used to discriminate and discourage.

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It is ironic because he had both good and bad memories in Baltimore but all he remembers is that one incident where someone called him the "n" word.

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The last stanza is ironic because of the fact that he can only recall the one bad memory while he was in Baltimore. He made many good memories while he was in Baltimore, up until the point he was called the "N" word. Now he can only recall that one memory and now has a negative experience with Baltimore despite the many good memories he has made there.

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The last stanza ironic because of all of the things that happened in Baltimore that moment is what he remembers the most.

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In the last stanza the author states how out of all the things that happened in baltimore what he was called was all he could/would be able to remember.

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The last stanza shows how out of the entire time the person was in Baltimore the one time the person got called the N word was the only thing the person truly remembered. This incident will be forever associated with the Baltimore to the person. The actions of the little child that called him the n word would forever change his life.

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Both the title and the last stanza are ironic in that they reflect the fact that though the author begins the poem speaking about how happy and gleeful he was about being in Baltimore, the only thing that stands out to him is the "incident" of the little kid calling him the N-Word, and that is all he can remember. His whole experience/stay in Baltimore was negatively tainted by the actions of a small child.

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In the last stanza, the poet reflects on the incident where she was called the "N" word and how it changed how she felt about Baltimore. This is ironic because the poet was in Baltimore for awhile and yet one incident changed her perspective of the whole city and her experience there.

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In the last stanza she just states the way she feels about Baltimore after the incident that occurred months earlier and even if she had some good times in Baltimore she will always remember that the most.

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The ironic (in the last stanza) thing is that he had one bad experience with the N word while in Baltimore therefore his whole perception of the word has been changed. Whenever he thinks of Baltimore he will think of his bad experience and the bad representation he had of the word, rather than if he  would have had a rather pleasant experience.

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The one bad experience with the word in baltimore will make him have that idea of baltimore for the rest of his life. They find the meaning of the word and it changes him forever.

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The last stanza is ironic because the author can't view Baltimore the same way ever again. The bad experience of being called the "N" word and realizing what it really means shows how disrespectful the people there were.

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The last stanza is ironic because one incident impacted his whole outlook and memories of Baltimore. It will always be the place where he got called the "N" word.

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Both the poem and the essay show that kids do not understand the historical significance of the word. Once they find out, the word has a completely different meaning and it is in their minds forever

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The last stanza is ironic because despite stating that he has seen "all of Baltimore", he only remembered his one negative experience. The narrator recalls his "heart-filled, head-filled with glee" moments indicating he had a pleasant experience in Baltimore up until he was called the 'N' word. This incident alone transformed his perspective on Baltimore and caused his to look into the negative rather than the positive.

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It is ironic because he experienced one bad thing in Baltimore, and it is now haunting him. He had some good experiences, but they are all being shadowed by the usage of the "N" word. That one bad experience is all he will remember from Baltimore. One word has a huge meaning, and it can completely change someone's perspective on life.

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The poem's last stanza is ironic because the narrator explains that he saw all of Baltimore and made many memories. However despite being there for several months the only thing he can recall is one negative experience which completely overshadowed all others.

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The last stanza is ironic because the title, "Incident" describes how although the author spent many months in Baltimore, he can only remember the one incident. "I saw the whole of Baltimore... that's all I remember." The one incident that he experienced with the man heavily influences his whole opinion on Baltimore. While he experienced a lot of other things in Baltimore, that one incident is so embedded in his brain that it negates all of the other parts of Baltimore he experienced.

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He had ONE bad experience there and he feels like he can only think negatively of baltimore regardless if it changed or not. It will always be that city he had that experience in

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The Author of the poem states that because he/she can not look at the Baltimore the same again because of the incident that occurred there.

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The author had a bad experience in Baltimore when he lived there, therefore every time he thinks of Baltimore he will have a bad connotation of the word. It will mean something different then if he had a good experience here.

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he had a bad experience there, so he will be opinionated, he only remembered bad things there.

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The "N" word was tattooed in his mind so well that despite all other good and bad things he went through, that is all he remembers. Hearing the name of Baltimore, all he thinks is that one moment of awkwardness and shame when his only fault was that he was an innocent African American.

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Even though he stayed in Baltimore for a long time the only thing he can remember is the one bad experience he had there and not any of the other great experiences he had.

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Whenever he thinks of baltimore he only thinks of the negative experience that happened there

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Throughout all of the good and bad things that happened during his stay in Baltimore, one stood out. A hurtful name conquered everything. This relates to the title because he relates his whole trip to that one moment. That one incident.

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Because of a negative experience, he can only think bad things of Baltimore.

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When the author thinks about Baltimore. He reminds something that happened to him. Something that is bad. Because of this experience he only remembers of that one bad thing in Baltimore.

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where he stayed baltimore he had a bad experience that leads to him not being able to be having a good thought about the place

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i win win no matter what

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whenever he looks into baltimore he only can think of the incident

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Since something bad happened to the author in that city, so whenever he thinks about Baltimore, he can only remember the "incident." A bad thing happened to him there and because of that, that's all he remembers of that city is the negative.