| In drama, such oblique or hidden cataphoric pointers to what is yet to come are usually called dramatic irony. |
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| There is also an example of dramatic irony when Huck tells of the drunk horseman at the circus. |
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| Edgar Allen Poe has a very unique style of writing in many ways. Poe tends to write his stories emphasizing dramatic irony and verbal irony |
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| They considered dramatic monologue, dramatic irony, persona as mask, and so on. |
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| Amidst all this scandal and intrigue, these monumental moments of dramatic irony and double-dealing, all our hero can do is chatter. |
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| The difference is that in Socratic and dramatic irony this is intentional whereas in situational irony this may also be hidden, implied or unspecified. |
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| Prague Fatale is authentic because Kerr can muffle the horror of this epoch in dramatic irony but he can also shout it out loud. |
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| A Doll's House also contains many examples of dramatic irony. |
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| However much my head tells me that such and such a scene is the resolution of a dramatic irony, my heart is wrung and I cry. |
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| Chapter two delves into this theme in detail by introducing dramatic irony and free indirect style. |
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| Miller ramps up the dramatic irony inherent in their story. |
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| As if this collection wasn't thick with dramatic irony already. |
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| I think there's some dramatic irony there. |
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| Yes, we have the dramatic irony of a man who is brilliant at work but hopeless at home. |
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| When the war does intervene, it serves as a source of dramatic irony. |
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| When preparing to teach 7th graders about dramatic irony and iambic pentameter, a teacher will naturally wonder, will this be too hard for them? |
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| And, talk about dramatic irony, one of Marcos' first boyfriends was Ninoy Aquino, the man her husband, Ferdinand Marcos, later had assassinated for challenging his rule. |
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| In response to Geduld's comment, I would submit that although Enrico's film lacks Bierce's ironic tone, it conveys his dramatic irony with signal success. |
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| Sometimes these intertwining metaphors create dramatic irony. |
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| What is key to this discussion is what Fowler cannot see, constituting a form of dramatic irony that certainly extends to Greene as the prisoner of his times. |
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| Dramatic irony can be a hard concept to teach, but this makes it easily graspable. |
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