What are 5 examples of irony in uncle toms cabin?

Answer 1

1. The kind and compassionate character of Uncle Tom is sold into slavery, despite his moral integrity.
2. The supposedly "benevolent" slave owner, Augustine St. Clare, struggles with his own moral conscience and ultimately fails to take action against slavery.
3. Miss Ophelia, who believes herself to be progressive and open-minded, still exhibits racist attitudes and assumptions.
4. The Shelby family, who claim to be benevolent and caring owners, still participate in the buying and selling of slaves.
5. Legree, a cruel and heartless slave owner, ironically views himself as a righteous and powerful figure.