What is the irony in the Island of the Blue Dolphins?

Answer 1

You wouldnt have expected Karana to take one of the wild dogs as her companion.

Answer 2

One example of irony in "Island of the Blue Dolphins" is that Karana, the protagonist, is initially forced to live in isolation on the island to escape danger, but ultimately finds companionship with animals and learns to live independently. Another example is how the island's serene and beautiful surroundings mask the harsh realities of survival and loneliness that Karana faces.

Answer 3

You wouldint expect karana to take a wild dog into her house.