How are the endings of "paul's case" and "a journey" ironic?

a. money turns out to be everything for paul, and the wife dies in an attempt to live.
b. paul watches the train go by, and the wife finally reveals her husband's death.
c. paul wants to meet his father, and the wife wants to see her family.
d. paul feels guilty for stealing the money, and the wife is happy her husband died.

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Which point(s) of view do whitman's and coleridge's speaker use ?