Cask of the Amontillado Things To Look For. Irony A contradiction between what happens and what you expect to happen Examples:  A fireman afraid of fire.

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Cask of the Amontillado Things To Look For

Irony A contradiction between what happens and what you expect to happen Examples:  A fireman afraid of fire  A dentist with crooked teeth and cavities galore  You shout “ I ’ m not upset! ” but your fists are clenched, your eyes look like they are ready to pop out, and your face is the color of tomato red (sarcasm)

Three Kinds of Irony 1.Verbal Irony 2.Dramatic Irony 3.Situational Irony

Verbal Irony  Saying one thing but meaning another  Tone of Sarcasm Examples: 1.As your teacher is signing detention forms for students who did not complete their homework, she says in an irritated voice, “ I just love when students don ’ t do their homework! ” 2.It ’ s raining cats and dogs outside. You took the day off from work today to finally put up a fence post because of your annoying neighbors. You express, “ This weather is just lovely. ” 3.Your friend spoils the ending of a movie for you, and you express in a haughty tone, “ Thanks a lot! ”

More Fun with Verbal Irony  You have a six-foot tall friend who you call “ shorty. ”  You planned six months in advance for good weather on your wedding day. It is suddenly raining and hailing. You step outside and say, “ Oh good! I was hoping it would rain. ”

Verbal Irony

Dramatic Irony  The reader knows something about a character ’ s situation that a character does not know.

Dramatic Irony Continued Example:  In Cinderella, the prince goes searching for the “ princess ” who lost her slipper at the ball. The prince does not know that she is a poor girl, almost a slave to her stepsisters and stepmother. It is ironic because we know the owner of the shoe is Cinderella, a poor girl, but he thinks it is a girl that comes from great wealth.

Situational Irony  What actually happens is not expected to happen  The character and the reader are unaware of the irony

Situational Irony

What kind of irony is evident in the comic strip?

Foreshadowing  Writing that hints at what will happen later in the story

Dialogue  A written conversation between characters