your father's friend has promised to grant you anything you wish if you successfully complete school. write a letter to him describing three things you want him to do for you and why​

Explanation:

Since the building of the District Hospital at Kpota, there had sprung up some residential structures around the  

hospital. One particular cluster of houses took the fancy of Mr. Akpaloo, who told himself that if ever he  

wanted to build a house, it would be like one of those.

When Mr Akpaloo thought he was ready to put up his own building, one the things he did was to look for the  

plan of the house that he so admired. He went to the office of Dr. Agbetor, the Hospital Administrator to ask for  

it. Dr. Agbetor explained that those houses in which Mr. Akpaloo was interested had actually been built by Dr.  

Grant who still had the blueprint of the structure. Obviously, the person to see was Dr. Grant.

Mr. Akpaloo went and saw Dr. Grant in his magnificent house at Tokoe. The latter explained that it was not  

prudent to give out the plan that had been specifically designed for those projects. However, he advised Mr.  

Akpaloo to go to the site and see the caretaker who would show him the rooms. Mr Akpaloo could then make a  

sketch of the building.  

To the site Mr. Akpaloo went. When he arrived, the caretaker took him round. What had looked like a twobedroom house from afar, was at close quarters, a four-bedroom affair. The difference that distance can make!

dramatic irony occurs when the reader/audience knows more about a character's situation than the character does. the one main effect is that it gives the reader a sense of superiority, or detached superiority. the reader not only seemingly discovers what is revealed, but feels superior for doing so.

to not go near anything hot