The three types of Irony

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The three types of Irony NOT THE SAME AS BAD LUCK!

Situational irony When we expect one thing, but another thing happens. (unexpected) (Under flap)

Examples of Situational New driver runs into his driving teacher’s car. The police station gets robbed.

Dramatic Irony The audience knows something the character(s) do not. (Under flap)

Examples Man proposes to long-time girlfriend, but we know she plans to breakup with him. Man sells his pocket watch to buy gift for his mom, and she buys him a watch chain. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY

Verbal Irony Sarcasm What is said is different than what we expect. (Under flap)

Examples of verbal irony Man goes to a fancy restaurant. He says, “I’d like the chicken nuggets please.” “Honey your room is beautiful. I’ve never been prouder.”