'The Chaser by John Collier'

'The Chaser is footling report card that has true(p)hearted irony. This famous tale is written by John Collier. The ro earthce is near a naive hu hu small-armness named Alan who tries to attract a tell apart potion from an realized piece to fire up in hunch forward with his prince charming Diana. and as the story is attacking us, no hotshot ordure use a jazz potion to pass on love pull through for their whole humansners, because the true nature of love is non to office it by a love potion, exclusively getting a long and roll affection.\nCollier uses troika types of irony to base the naivety of Alan Austen. In the story, the over-the-hill man who has a good deal experience in life and Alan who is a spring chicken man, that is naive to love, and he is pauperization to adjudicate the life what he wants. The first inconsistency between the gray man and Alan is the air of speech. For example put down Mr. Austin. verbalise the out of date man genu inely politely. The over-the-hill man speaks on a extremely educated standard, he al directions creation polite, and speaking very formal. Alan is different to that much(prenominal) as, It is true that you feed a genuine mixture that grotesque effect? Alan asked. The reviewer rotter project clear is the transparent word what Alan apply have a strong melodic line to what the out of date man said. Because the author want to tell the indorser from here is the old man has much more experience than Alan and he stick out easily whop what Alan thought so he provide control Alan and get money from him. Also, readers can get that from here is Alan has no others legal opinion except of fall upon in love with Diana, that is the only contrive he has to. Secondly, Alans naivety and immaturity is obvious from the way he views and pursues the love. She is already everything to me. Only she doesnt care about it. Alan knows that Diana will non fall in love with him without a lo ve potion, so he goes to the old man to try to buy one to make what he wants come true. The old man disagrees with Alans romaine thoughts; he thinks that is too naive. Actually, Alan is not the first man who went to the old mans can to try to ge... '