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1. How does Sedaris use irony for humor? 2. Establish Sedaris’ tone throughout the text. Attitudes toward Tomkeys, candy, mother, TV, etc.
3. What is funny about Sedaris’ account?
4. Who is Sedaris’ target audience? Who is he targeting for satirical purposes?
5. What is Sedaris’ critiquing? What is his main message for his audience?
6. How does this relate to your own life and upbringing?

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