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Maryjmatha
In the "Gift of the Magi", it revolves around husband and wife, Delilah and Jim, if I remember correctly. The irony was that Delilah cut her hair in order to buy a pocket watch chain for Jim, and Jim sold his pocket watch to buy haircombs for her. The haircombs are now useless considering the fact that Delilah now has short hair and the same goes for the pocket watch chain since Jim sold his pocket watch for her gift.
jayilych4real

The best explanation of  how the ending of "The Gift of the Magi"is ironic is:

  • Delilah cut her hair so she could buy her husband Jim a watch and Jim sold his watch to buy hair combs for Delilah who had already cut off her hair.

According to the given question, we are asked to show the best explanation of  how the ending of "The Gift of the Magi" is ironic and how the details in the story shows the theme of love.

As a result of this, we can see that there is the narration about the husband and wife Delilah and Jim where they love each other and each person wants to get the other a gift, and they end up giving up what they love the most, which ends up being useless to them, but shows the sacrifices they were willing to make.

Read more about The Gift of the Magi" here:

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