Mosiah 11:27 · Mosiah 19:8
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Noah's recorded speech uses 'my people' four times in two verses (11:27 twice, 11:28 twice) and his tower plea ends 'they will destroy my people' (19:7); the narrator's only direct verdict on his motives (19:8) inverts the possessive claim. The repetition is textual fact; that the record stages it as deliberate irony is the interpretive claim.