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What is the irony in Pecola's wish being granted by Soaphead Church?

AHe is a fraud with no real power

BHe charges her for the wish

CHe curses her instead

DShe no longer wants blue eyes

Answer:

A. He is a fraud with no real power

Read Explanation:

Soaphead Church has no real spiritual power, but Pecola believes he has given her blue eyes. The irony lies in the false fulfillment of her deepest wish, leading to mental collapse rather than healing.


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