What is irony?

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What is irony?. The occurrence of something opposite of what is expected. Types. Situational – an event occurs opposite of expectations Verbal – Sarcasm Dramatic – a character is unaware of what the audience knows. What kind of irony is used?. What kind of irony is used?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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OPEN YOUR JOURNALS TO YOUR PLOT CHART FOR “THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME.”

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What is irony?

The occurrence of something opposite of what is expected.

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Types

Situational – an event occurs opposite of expectations

Verbal – Sarcasm

Dramatic – a character is unaware of what the audience knows

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What kind of irony is used?

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What kind of irony is used?

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What kind of irony is used?

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What kind of irony is used?

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What kind of irony is used?

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