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Spongebob

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Deadpool

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Harry Potter

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Red riding hood

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No because we wouldn’t know that Iago is setting people up and he would just look like a honest person

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No it wouldn’t work as good but it would make it more suspenseful as to why he’s bringing all that up around Othello and why he got Cassio drunk

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Most stories do, yes. I think that Dora doesn’t use this. Maybe even Avemgers Infinity War because they all know Thanos is coming and why he is. They know what he’s up to.

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No because then we would think that Iago is being honest and not know that he is lying. 

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No because then we would think that Iago is being honest and not know that he is lying. 

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I think that an example of a story that uses the same methods is Romeo and Juliet because we know that Romeo isn't really dead but Juliet doesn't which is why she killed herself.

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No, the play wouldn’t make sense if we didn’t know

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No it would not work, because it would make the story confusing without Iago's insight. It would also shorten the play, leaving out vital parts of the play, creating disequilibrium.

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Teen Titans Movie

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no cause then everyone would be confused

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no cause then everyone would be confused

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No because then we would think Desdemona is cheating

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No because we wouldn’t know if desdemona is actually cheating

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Deadpool

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Yes but one movie I believe doesn’t would be Sausage Party

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Star wars

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I don’t think so because it’s confusing enough with just the text, without him telling us I feel like we wouldn’t need know much that’s going on

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I don’t think this play would work without dramatic irony because it would make the ending confusing and kind of pointless. It would seem like Othello was just giving up instead of being manipulated.

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No we wouldn’t know what Iago is doing. He’ll probably look like a good guy if we didn’t know what he was doing.

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I don't think the Bee Movie does

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I believe most stories do include dramatic irony. The only ones that don't are maybe childrens learning stories. Like Elmo and Daniel Tiger.

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Step brothers

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El chavo del 8

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The lion king

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Yes most use dramatic irony. I don't think there are any that don't.

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I think that the play would not work because then Iago would look like a good guy instead of the evil person he is. Also if the charaters knew then they would not fall for Iagos plans.

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Monsters Inc

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I think the majority of stories do. But the novel Glittering Court doesn't I think.

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It wouldn’t work as well because we wouldn’t know why Iago was acting so weird to Othello. We’d think he’s crazy but at the end I feel as though we’d be shocked that it was Iago. But it still wouldn’t work as well.

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No because it wouldn't be interesting and we would loose imtrest.

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No because it would be confusing

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Pretty little Liars

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No. It would be confusing and not make sense. The whole point is to know what Iago’s intentions are .