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What are the instances which create humour in “The Luncheon”?
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Solution
The instances in the story that creates humor are:
- when the writer sees the woman at Foyot's
- when she orders dish after dish, after first saying that she eats nothing for luncheon, and then insisting that she ate only one thing for luncheon.
- when she tells the writer, who is dating only a mutton chop, that he should not overload his stomach.
- when she says that the writer has insisted on her eating asparagus.
- when the writer imagines what he would do while paying the bill.
- when the writer says that he would not eat anything for dinner that night.
- when the writer tells us the woman's weight when he sees her again after twenty years.
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