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Bring out the irony in the frog statement ' your song must be your own '.

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at first the frog had said that no matter how your song is, dont boast about it,i will teach u.

but now he is saying that your song must be your own. it is the irony

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Earlier, when the nightingale had expressed pride on the fact of her song being her own, the frog had scoffed at the idea and said  that was nothing to boast of. But now, to shift the blame of the nightingale's death on the poor bird herself he found faults in her and said that 'your song must be your own'. The reversal of statements by the frog is the irony.

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the ruthless frog makes a heartless statement after the nightingales song ..  initially the nightingale was happy with her voice ,but soon, the frog gave an impression that it was not impressive.the frog promised to train her.in the course of his training he urged her to sing better than him.finally,he says that 1 cannot initiate n that her song was her own....... 

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The Irony in the statement is that when the Nightingale expresses her pride in her song being her own the frog says that it was nothing to boast about . But after the death of the nightingale , in order to shift the blame over nightingale herself , he says " Your song must be your own " 

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Here lies the irony.The frog is a great schemer. He is jealous of the song of nightingale. So he finds faults with her song instructs her to practise hard. He suggests her that she should follow him in singing continuosly loud. But when the nightingale follows him becomes hoarse in her voice. He very cunningly remarks that your song must be your own

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  • The nightingale suffered disgrace and death because she was not sure that her her own original song    was melodious.
  • Her lack of confidence made her believe the frog.
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The irony in this statement is that when the nightingle said that your song must be your own then frog said you should not show of but after the death of the bird he started saying the same statement.
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Earlier the frog said to nightingale that she should not pride about on her original song but later on he found fault in nightingale  by saying "your song must be your own".
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The Nightingale forwarded this grils and death because she was not sure what her own ability was and how are beautiful and melodious song Bhaskar lack of confidence made her to believe that the song with talking voice melodious than her and and it's also it's Ironic when you come to end that your song must be your own
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This statement by the frog is ironical. Earlier in the poem, when the Nightingale expressed pride on the fact that her song was original, the frog ridicules her by saying that it isn't anything to boast about. Later when the Nightingale dies, the frog blames the former for her own death by saying that her song wasn't original. In this entire process.... The frog contradicts his own statement.
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The frog is a cunning and a cruel creature.at the beginning of the poem we see that the frog says that  there is nothing to boast about the fact that ones song should be ones own .Then it also comments that if you are not impressive and say your song is your own it does not matter. Ironically the frog again comments that"she should have known that ones song should be one own."he says so to completely shift the blame on the nightingale for her stupidity as she trusted the frog and for the cause of her own death.
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Nightingale express here pride in song on her own ,but the frog says no boast of ,in order to shift the blame to Nightingale the frog says your song must be your own
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Nightangle early e
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The irony here is that -the frog means that the nightingle song is not her but it has been stolen .indirectly, he means to say that nightingle steal other songs and thats why here song is so melodious.
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Refer To The Summary Of This Chapter
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Kida
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Just go through the summary of the poem😊😊
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refer to the summary of the chapter
 
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What is the irony in this statement when the frog says that "your song must be your own"
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the frog is like a boss!!!!
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The frogs statement your song must be your own is Ironical n the frog only had said the nightangle to follow her guidelines and now is saying that your song must be your own she is her natural talent and that due to the great and cruely of the frog
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The irony in the poem is revealed in the frog's hypocrisy. At the beginning when the nightingale arrives at Bingle Bog, and casts a melodious spell on all the creatures. The jealous frog intentionally does not praise her. When she asks him how well her son was, he replies, "Not to bad-but far too long..." Later, at the end, after he has succeeded in getting rid of her he says, "Well, poor bird- she should have known
That your song must be your own."



 
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Good answers... Thanks
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First when the frog comments on the nightingale's song but the nightingale says , " I know it's not divine, but it's at least mine " and the frog replies , " That's nothing to be proud of " and discourages the frog. But in the end, it says , "She was daft, far too prone to influence, she should have known that's one song must be his own", hence this is the irony in the particular line. 

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THE FROG'S STATEMENT IS IRONICAL BECAUSE INITIALLY HE SAYS THAT TO BACOME AN EXCELLENT SINGER THE NIGHTINGALE SHOULD SING LIKE HIM BUT LATER HE CHANGES HIS STATEMENT THAT ONE SHOULD HAVE CONFIDENCE IN ONESELF AND NOT TO COPY OTHER .THEREFOR THE STATEMENT "YOUR SONG MUST BE YOUR OWN "IS IRONICAL.
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THE IRONY IS THAT THE FROG USED TO TRAIN HER DAY AND NIGHT EVEN IN BAD CONDITIONS ,BUT WHEN IT CAME TO SING THE SONG HE TOLD THAT YOUR SONG MUST BE YOUR OWN
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