what is the irony of the two gentlemen of verona

In the story, 'Two Gentlemen of Verona', the two young boys depicted great maturity, wisdom and faith in the invincibility of human spirit. Their die-hard attitude changed the people around them. The boys were vibrant and brought about positivity all around them. They did not bother wearing torn clothes because their only focus was their sister’s treatment. However, the irony was in the fact that the author thought just the opposite about them. He thought that they were timid, immature and innocent. It was only later that he realised that they were highly mature and responsible.
 

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