Applying Satire to the world outside of English

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Applying Satire to the world outside of English

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Applying Satire to the world outside of English
Which element is this? Allegory!
Which element is this? Invective!
Which element is this? Juxtaposition!
Which element is this? Reversal!
Which element is this? Invective!

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