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Parody & Paradox

Parody An imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect.

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Movie Original Story: “Little Red Riding Hood” and others Parody: “Hoodwinked”

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Paradox A statement that seems to be contradictory, but upon further thought, it is not. Have you ever heard of an oxymoron? -Jumbo Shrimp -found missing -being alone together -passive aggressive -pretty ugly

Paradox A Paradox is essentially a longer oxymoron… Example in a song On the sheet, you are going to explain how the paradoxes makes sense…

Extra Parody Country Music: “I Love This Bar” “I Love Nascar” “Breathe” “Breath”

Teaching… Parody of Teaching