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After the workman buries Pahom in a small, six-foot grave, the narrator concludes the story with this ironic, poignant declaration. The quote invokes verbal irony to illustrate the futility of Pahom’s devotion to cultivating land, wealth, and...
The main theme of Narrator is to convey the humans that he needs only six feet of land for his body . He conveys be happy with what you have and not to be greedy for things .
How Much Land Does a Man Need? study guide contains a biography of Leo Tolstoy, literature essays, quiz questions, major themes, characters, and a full summary and analysis.
