What is an example of allusion in Ransom of Red Chief?

Answer 1

An example of one allusion in "Ransom of Red Chief" is "By Geronimo!",(40).

Answer 2

Oh, dude, an example of allusion in "Ransom of Red Chief" is when the kidnappers refer to the boy as a little "Red Chief," alluding to Native American chiefs. It's like a subtle nod to the idea of leadership and authority, but with a hilarious twist because the kid is actually the one causing all the trouble. It's like the author is playing with our expectations, you know?

Answer 3

One example of allusion in "The Ransom of Red Chief" is the title itself, which alludes to the ancient Greek myth of King Midas. In the myth, King Midas' daughter was kidnapped and held for ransom. By referencing this myth in the title, O. Henry creates an ironic connection to the story's plot where the kidnappers end up wanting to pay someone to take the mischievous boy, rather than receiving a ransom for his return.

Answer 4

the allusion would be king herod.

Answer 5

nobody knows