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Irony & Ambiguity (pg 284-285). Do NOT turn in DO NOW till end of class– you will need it again. Irony. The difference between what is expected and what happens 3 Types of Irony. 3 Types of Irony. 1.) verbal irony simplest form say one thing but mean another
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Irony & Ambiguity(pg 284-285) Do NOT turn in DO NOW till end of class– you will need it again
Irony • The difference between what is expected and what happens • 3 Types of Irony
3 Types of Irony 1.) verbal irony • simplest form • say one thing but mean another • example- (saying sarcastically) Thanks a lot, I’m thrilled to be here…
2.) situational irony • an event that is unexpected & contrary to what is expected • surprise endings • example– When the mayor is caught stealing money from the community fund
3.) dramatic irony • When we know what will happen before the characters • example—Joan plans a surprise party for Jim. Jim has a terrible day at work, and just wants to come home at relax that night…
Ambiguity • offers us several conflicting consequences or meanings– and we need to figure it out. • example– Megan is a lovely girl, but is so irresponsible…
PRACTICE! In play form write a small scene that displays at least TWO examples of irony… PLAY FORMAT: Lee: blah blah blah Troy: blah blah blah Lee: (sarcastically) blah blah blah