What is ironic about this conversation?

The attorney thinks that there might be

valuable evidence in the kitchen, while the

sheriff thinks that there are only kitchen

things.

The men are sure that the evidence is in the

barn and upstairs, but the evidence is not

there.

The law officials decide that the kitchen lacks

any important evidence, but all of the

important evidence is contained there.

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Jaylyn Atkinson

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13 March, 11:25

What is ironic about this conversation?

The attorney thinks that there might be

valuable evidence in the kitchen, while the

sheriff thinks that there are only kitchen

things.

The men are sure that the evidence is in the

barn and upstairs, but the evidence is not

there.

The law officials decide that the kitchen lacks

any important evidence, but all of the

important evidence is contained there.

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Keon Avery · Answer 1

The law officials decide that the kitchen lacks any important evidence, but all of the important evidence is contained there.

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