What Is ironic about the Hot Seat episode in chapter 13 in Stargirl. Explain the irony.

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As Stargirl retrieves Cinnamon, things return to normal on the set of Hot Seat. Kevin eagerly begins the interview. He asks Stargirl about her unusual name, then looks flustered when she shrugs about it. A girl in the “jury” demands to know what was wrong with Stargirl’s birth name. Stargirl explains that her original name, Susan, was a good name, and that she simply changes her name when she feels she’s outgrown it—going from Pocket Mouse, to Mudpie, to Hullygully, to Stargirl. One night, while walking in the desert, the name Stargirl “just […] fell onto” her. Her parents have always gone along with her new names.

from the excerpt from the "the dark game" the reader can infer that folke cronholm was spying for the allied nations.

you should ask "yourself is it good enough? "