Aiya, dramatic irony?
Have you ever heard of a mooncake festival where there are no mooncakes? :P
I'm thinking it's dramatic irony because someone somewhere probably knows that there would be no mooncakes. (Just learnt the term for the English test recently). [I'm probably using the term in the wrong context here, since it's meant for works of fiction?]
No offence meant for the organizers of the function though =). It's tough work. Maybe thay had cakes later on when I left, or maybe not. Never mindd. I'll have mooncakes soon.
2 assignments due on Monday. hmm.
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