In "A Call Loan" by O. Henry, the irony lies in the reversal of expectations. The main character, Silky Bob, uses his charm and wit to manipulate others, but ultimately finds himself outwitted and conned in the end. The irony comes from the fact that the person who thought he was the cleverest ends up being the victim of a cleverer scheme.
It's ironic to do something honorable such as paying back a loan but having to steal to do it.
The irony at the end of "Hearts and Hands" by O. Henry is that the man who pretends to be a marshal to impress the woman turns out to be a criminal being escorted by a real marshal. This twist highlights the man's deception and the misunderstanding between the characters.
yes they can call and take such action with the loan company that the loan company can then decide to take your car or call in the loan for full payment
Call them and ask them to help you modify your loan. Call them and ask them to help you modify your loan.
no
"The Gift of the Magi."
The cast of The Call Loan - 1920 includes: Jay Morley
Call the bank that issued the loan.
OHenry, anything Hershey's
You would call them a loan officer.
The action taken by a bank or loan company to call in a loan or mortgage.
Known for surprise endings.
Saying "You couldn't hit a foul ball even if my grandma was pitching," isn't irony. It's an insult..... but...If I said that to you and then my grandma pitched to you, and you really couldn't do it.. then you could call it irony.