What is one example from "a modest proposal" in which the narrator's tone doesn't match the topic he is discussing? a. he states that he consulted church and government officials about the plan to eat children. b. he describes eating children as a cheap and evenhanded way to solve poverty. c. he compares ireland to a desert island where cannibalism is an accepted practice. d. he says that his plan to eat children was one he heard from a barbaric american.