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In Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because in the beginning of the story the villagers where asking Kaddo for grain and he refused and in paragraph 48 he was begging the king for grain. In the text it states, "Kaddo considered the proposal but quickly said "No that is a bad suggestion". This evidence is ironic because in paragraph 48 he was on his knees begging for grain. The text also states in paragraph 49 " Sogole arranged bags and bags of millet seed for Kaddo, which were fastened to Kaddo's donkey. This evidence further demonstrates irony because when the village needed his grain the most he wouldn't share but the king shared with him. This is how Kaddo's request for seeds is ironic in paragraph 48.

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In  "Tale of a Wealthy Man" Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because he wasted tons of grains but  when he had no more grain  he had to ask the king of Ghana because he was poor now. In paragraph 48 Kaddo says "King of Ghana please give me some seed so I can return home in Tendella and replant my seed. And another reason it's ironic is because he did not share when the villagers needed him the most. But when he asked for it he actually got what he wanted. That is why Kaddo's request for grain was ironic.

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In Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kaddo’s request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because Kaddo had lots of seeds but wasted it on nonsense and now he is begging the king of Ghana for seeds. In paragraph 48 it states “ King of Ghana, please give me some seed so that I may return to my home in Tendella and replant my seeds”. It’s ironic because he’s begging the same way the villagers were begging and now he’s asking the king for seeds to replant because he wasted it on nonsense.

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In “Tale of a Wealthy Man” by Dianne Stewart, Kaddo’s request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because in paragraph 7 he unmannerly declined the hungry villagers requested food. In the text it states “I think you should should give some of your grain to families here in the village for whom life is difficult when they have nothing to eat.” This evidence is ironic because he begged this same way when karma came back to get him. The text also states in paragraph 7 “Kaddo looked agitated and replied in a loud voice ; He did not want to share his grain” This evidence further demonstrates irony because he ended up the same way as the villagers but he was lucky enough to find someone who would give him food. This is how Kaddo’s request for seeds is ironic in paragraph 48.

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In the folk tale, Tale of a wealthy man, Kaddo's request for seeds was ironic because the same people he did not want to give grain/wasted it on the wall he built with it, was now the same ones he was begging for grain. You'd think that the king would not have given grain to such a selfish man like him but he gave it to him, that was truly ironic. According to the passage it says: "King of Ghana, please give me some seed so that I may return to my home in Tendella and replant my fields." Sound familiar? In the begging Kaddo says: "Kaddo looked agitated and replied in a loud voice, "No, I do not like that idea" He did not want to share his grain.

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In the folktale "Tale of a Wealthy Man" ,Kaddo's request for seeds is ironic because in paragraph 48  he wasted it on the millet wall that he built He's now asking for the seeds. In the text it states, "Kaddo was very pleased with himself. "When the briks are ready, I will build a magnificent wall around my house." This text is ironic because he was being selfish and not giving grains when they were begging, Then when he was begging the king gave him grain even tho he didn't give grain.

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Kaddo's Request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because he wasted all of the grains but suddenly he's now asking the king of Ghana for an extra spare of grains.
In both paragraph 21 and 24 it had mentioned that he was building a wall. In paragraph's 21 and 24 it said that, "We have never heard of a man building a wall of millet around his home. Kaddo, you cannot use food in this way. so many people are hungry!"," Rage grew in Kaddo.
" this grain belongs to me, and I may do with it what I want. it is my right."
In paragraph 48 Kaddo was so stingy and selfish before but now he's down and begging for king of Ghana to get more seeds for his home after he had put it all to waste. In paragraph 48 it said that," King of Ghana, please give me some seeds so that I may return to my home in Tendella and Replant my fields."
This is why Kaddo asking for seeds is purely ironic.

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In the folktale "The Tale of a Wealthy Man", Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because he wasted it on the millet wall that he built. In the text it states, "Kaddo was very pleased with himself. "When the bricks are ready, I will build a magnificent wall around my house."' This text is ironic because this happened before he was poor and also he didn't share his millet nor the grains with the villagers. The text also states in paragraph 21, "'We have never heard of a man building a wall of millet around his home. Kaddo you cannot use food in this way. So many people are hungry."" This evidence further demonstrates irony because this shows that he never gave his food to the villagers but he asked food to the king. This is how Kaddo's request for seeds is ironic in paragraph 48.

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In the folktale "Tale of a Wealthy Man", Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because Kaddo wasted the seeds to make a wall and now he is begging for what he wasted and refused to give to others, but he was given the grain by the King even that he did not want to share his grain with the villagers. To begin, according to paragraph 48, it states, "King of Ghana, please give me some seed so that I may return to my home in Tendella and replant my seeds." This shows it is ironic because Kaddo was begging for seeds when he wasted it and refused to lend the other villagers seeds but the king gave Kaddo some of his seeds. It shows that even if Kaddo was selfish the King  gave the seeds that Kaddo used to waste and refused to give to the people that was really hungry and he is going to the people that he igroned whaen they were beging for food. In the beginning of the folktale in paragraph 10, it stated ," Kaddo was unwilling to share what had with others." It shows how Kaddo refused to give his seeds to others and now he is pleading to give him seeds. To sum up, these details show how Kaddo's request for seeds was ironic.

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In "Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48  was ironic because he used up all the grains to build a millet wall only for it to be taken down by himself. In paragraph 32 it says "Kaddo peeled off a little millet meal from the wall and ate it hungrily. Every day he did the same until, after a while, the wall became lower and lower as brick by brick it was consumed." He also had the chance to grow millet instead of requesting for some. In paragraph 29 it states: "Despite having so many fields Kaddo harvested no grains at all." In the beginning the village were asking for grains from Kaddo but Kaddo didn't give them any. In paragraph 7 it says: "Kaddo looked agitated and replied in a loud voice, "No, I do not like that idea." He did not want to share his grain. Ironic enough, when he was asking for seeds he actually got some back in paragraph 49 "Sogole arranged bags and bags of millet seeds for Kaddo, which were fastened to Kaddo"s donkey.

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In Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because he wasted all his grains on a wall and then when he didn't have any more grain. He begged the same people that ask him for grain in the first place. But when those same people who begged Kaddo for grains, Kaddo said no. In the text it states, " King Ghana please give me some seed so that I may return to my home in Tendella and replant my fields" So he eventually asked for seeds to" This evidence is ironic because the people who begged Kaddo gave him grain. The text also states, "Yes I was a man of means and influence, but now I am a beggar asking for assistance". This evidence further demonstrates irony because he is asking the people for the something he wasted before. This is how Kaddo's request for seeds is ironic in paragraph 48.

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In Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because he had wasted his food and now he's asking for and in the text it states "King of Ghana, please give me some seed so that I may return to my home in Tendella and replant my fields." This evidence is ironic because He had a lot of food and was selfish and built a wall of millet meal and the text also states in paragraph 21 "we have never heard of a man building a wall of millet around his home. Kaddo you cannot use food in this way So many people are hungry." This evidence further demonstrates irony because he never shared food and was selfish and now he's begging for food due to his own ignorance. This is how Kaddo's request for seeds is ironic in paragraph 48.

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In Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because he had wasted his food and now he's asking for and in the text it states "King of Ghana, please give me some seed so that I may return to my home in Tendella and replant my fields." This evidence is ironic because He had a lot of food and was selfish and built a wall of millet meal and the text also states in paragraph 21 "we have never heard of a man building a wall of millet around his home. Kaddo you cannot use food in this way So many people are hungry." This evidence further demonstrates irony because he never shared food and was selfish and now he's begging for food due to his own ignorance. This is how Kaddo's request for seeds is ironic in paragraph 48.

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Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is very ironic. When he was wealthy and powerful, he did not want to share his grain with those who needed it. He wasted his grain on building a millet wall. But when he lost all his wealth and went to the king to ask for some, he got the seeds, the same food source he would not share with others. In the text, it states, "I think you should give some of your grain to families here in the village for whom life is difficult when they have nothing to eat. Kaddo was unwilling to share what he had with others." This detail proves that when Kaddo had much grain and seeds, he refused to share it with those that needed it or asked for it. He was selfish. The text also states, "Kaddo wondered where he would find food. King of Ghana, please give me some seed so that so that I may return to my home in Tendella and replant my feeds. Sogole arranged bags and bags of millet seed for Kaddo, which were fastened to Kaddo's donkey." This detail proves that when Kaddo asked for millet seed from the king, he got the seed that he requested. However when village requested food from him when he had so much, Kaddo wouldn't give them any. The same food that Kaddo wouldn't share, the same food he wasted, that is what he got from the king when he needed it most.

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In Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because Kaddo didn't give the villagers some grain and seeds, and in paragraph 7 its states, " Kaddo looked agitated and replied in a loud voice, "No, I do not like that idea." He did not want to share his grain". This evidence is very ironic because he was acting very selfish when he had all the grain and didn't wan to share any and then he made all the grain into a house and only thought about the way he lives. This evidence further demonstrates irony because he now wasted all the grain on a house and he is asked villagers for some food and he is not wealthy like he used to and this is how Kaddo's request for seeds is ironic inparagraph 48

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In the folktale, "Tale of a Wealthy Man" by Dianna Stewart, Kaddo's request for more seeds in paragraph 48 was ironic because Kaddo had so much grain but he wasted it and didn't share it. He also built a wall to isolate him self but he then needed help from the same people he refused to help and ignored and isolated. In the text it also states "Yes I was a man of means and influence, but now I am a beggar asking for assistance" So he is asking for the very thing he had a lot of but wasted it all on a wall. It also states " King Ghana please give me some seed so that i may return to my home in Tendella and replant my fields" So he eventually asked for seeds to plant but did they give him the seeds? Well  in the text it also states "Sogole arranged backs of millet seed for Kaddo" So Kaddo did get the millet seeds  but the most ironic thing he did was after he wasted all his millet seeds to build a wall for no reason he then begged the people he had isolated from him for millet seeds, so that is why Kaddo's request was ironic.

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In the folktale, "Tale of a Wealthy Man," Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because he had all of that grain and it went to waste because of a wall. Now he is begging for grain from the king, the same grain that he did not want to share with the villagers. The text states, "Kaddo looked agitated and replied in a loud voice, "No, I do not like that idea." He did not want to share his grain." This detail explains that he was wasteful and did not want to share his grain. He had so much and wasted it on a wall. The text also states, "King of Ghana, please give me some seed so that I many return to my home in Tendella and replant my fields." This detail explains that now he is one of the less fortunate and he is begging for the same grain that he did not want to share with the villagers. In conclusion, this is how Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic.

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In Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 7 is ironic because  kaddo, had many food to eat but he did not share In the text it states, "He had to beg the king because he went broke " This evidence is ironic becausehe is asking for the same thing the people begged for.  The text also states. In paragraph 48. This evidence further demonstrates irony because  This is how Kaddo's request for seeds is ironic, in paragraph 48. Danielle d.

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In the folktale, "Tale of a Wealthy Man," Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because he had all of that grain and it went to waste because of a wall. Now he is begging for grain from the king, the same grain that he did not want to share with the villagers. The text states, "Kaddo looked agitated and replied in a loud voice, "No, I do not like that idea." He did not want to share his grain." This detail explains that he was wasteful and did not want to share his grain. He had so much and wasted it on a wall. The text also states, "King of Ghana, please give me some seed so that I many return to my home in Tendella and replant my fields." This detail explains that now he is one of the less fortunate and he is begging for the same grain that he did not want to share with the villagers. In conclusion, this is how Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic.

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In Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because Kaddo didn't give the villagers some grain and seeds, and in paragraph 7 its states, " Kaddo looked agitated and replied in a loud voice, "No, I do not like that idea." He did not want to share his grain". This evidence is very ironic because he was acting very selfish when he had all the grain and didn't wan to share any and then he made all the grain into a house and only thought about the way he lives. This evidence further demonstrates irony because he now wasted all the grain on a house and he is asked villagers for some food and he is not wealthy like he used to and this is how Kaddo's request for seeds is ironic inparagraph 48

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In tale of a wealthy man ,Kaddo's request for seeds in chapter 48 is ironic because in paragraph 16 the villagers were sending the women to ground rice hoping that Kaddo would give them some after asking for some grain, here is some evidence to prove this in the text it had stated "they allowed their daughters to assist Kaddo in hope that some of the ground grain would be passed to the villagers" another detail to prove how this demonstrates irony in the text it has also stated "king of Ghana please give me some seeds so that i may return to my home in tendella and replant my fields" the evidence shows irony because kaddo is doing the opposite of what he was doing before because this time hes the one that is hoping and asking for seeds not the villagers in paragraph 48

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In "Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kudo's request for seeds in paragraph 48  was ironic because he used up all the grains to build a millet wall only for it to be taken down by himself. And king of ghana please give me some seed so that I may return to my home in tendella and replant my fields " also This evidence is ironic because He had a lot of food and was selfish and built a wall of millet meal and the text also states in paragraph 21 "we have never heard of a man building a wall of millet around his home. And  was selfish and now he's begging for food due to his own ignorance. This is how Kaddo's request for seeds is ironic . paragraph 48 .

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In tale of a wealthy man, Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because Kaddo already had a lot of seeds at home, and he wasted it whole. In the text of paragraph 19, it states, "Kaddo was very pleased with himself. "When the bricks are ready, I will build a magnificent wall around my house." This evidence is ironic because before, Kaddo had a lot of seed, but didn't want to share any of it. The text also states in paragraph 49, which states, "Sogole arranged bags and bags of millet seed for Kaddo, which were fastened to Kaddo's donkey. Kaddo was so grateful." This evidence further demonstrates irony because Kaddo was really greedy, and didn't want to share any of his millet seed, so why would he want some more. This is how Kaddo's request for seeds is ironic in paragraph 48.

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In the folktale, "Tale of a Wealthy Man," Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because he had all of that grain and it went to waste because he decided not to share and replant he decided ton waste the valuable food .In paragraph 32 it says "Kaddo peeled off a little millet meal from the wall and ate it hungrily". Because he realized that his plan didn't work and he didn't have any more grain or seeds to plant and eat .They were so hungry after eating the wall that he forced the villagers to make .One year later there was no rain to help kaddo grow more grain so he ate all the grain he had left .Then he had to sell his horses to provide food for his family. Until he had nothing to sell nor eat so he went to visit the king of Ghana and ask him for some seeds to replant to eat .Even though Kaddo was so mean and never like sharing he still had gotten the seeds . "He was so famished that he could not continue with his travels" .So he decided to stop and eat some the seeds they continued until they got home. They slept and ate but he didn't care that the seeds were for planting .He just kept on eating until he laid on his bed so ill that he ended up dying .

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In Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic because he waisted all the grain he had. In the text it states, "Kaddo looked agitated and replied in a loud voice, "No, I do not like that idea." That shows he wasted the grain on a wall. Another text evidence is "King of Ghana, please give me some seed so that I many return to my home in Tendella and replant my fields." That shows he was asking for some grain from the King because he wasted all of it. It's irony because the King actually gave Kaddo grain. That's why in Tale of a Wealthy Man, Kaddo's request for seeds in paragraph 48 is ironic.