Discuss the irony in the title ‘The Dear Departed’. – InterviewSolution

1.	Discuss the irony in the title ‘The Dear Departed’.
Answer» Irony is the use of words to express something other than what is said or meant and especially the opposite of the literal meaning. The title “The Dear Departed” conveys just the opposite as the main character of the play (Abel Merry weather) does not seem to be “dear” to his own daughters. The old man is not dear to anyone. They only want his property.

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