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During O. Henry's time, his stories were praised for their surprise endings and plot twists, but later generations of readers criticized these same techniques. What is your opinion of the surprise ending in this story? Explain your answer.

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This type of surprise ending can be considered very good and enjoyable. It is not only cleverly thought of, but it fits into the story as a key component, and carries with it the main message of the story.

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