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srenjivajessa srenjivajessa
  • 26-10-2015
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A humorous imitation of a serious piece of literature is known as a .

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irinateleoaca irinateleoaca
  • 26-10-2015

It's satire to criticize the human's foolishness in the world. Its purpose is to use irony and sarcasm to show the ignorance of people.

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