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when words express something contrary to the truth or the opposite of what happened or what someone means. example:garfield the cat is very sarcastic and uses alot of verbal irony towards ode the dog.

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being dramatic and sarcastic at the same time "omg look at that huge stain" when in reality the stain is small

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Explanations:
Situational- The opposite of what was intended to happen.
Verbal- The opposite of what was said or written.
Dramatic- when you know something is going to happen, but the characters in the movie or film doesn't.

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DEFINITION 3

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DEFINITION 2

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Verbal Irony- Happens when the persons intentions are the total opposite of what they actually meant.

Example-When its a persons birthday and I tell them "Happy Holidays"

Situational Irony- when the result is the opposite from what you expected it to be

Example- Me teaching the class instead of Mrs.Nordberg

Dramatic Irony- When a person knows a big part of information that the other person doesn't know

Example- The person on shore knows and sees the shark in the water but the person swimming doesn't know or see the shark in the water.

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Hayden Tuttle -- Situational Irony example : This product is meant to stop rust but it itself rusts - raising questions to its effectiveness in a funny way

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(We had this picture first not briana) But it means dramatic sarcasm

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Irony definitions :
Verbal When the speaker says the opposite of what he means
Dramatic: When the audience is in on a secret that the characters have missed.
Situational: When the exact opposite happens from what you think happens.
MY own word: irony is when something you expect to happens doesn't and catches you by surprise.

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Explanations:
Situational- the opposite of what was intended to happen
Verbal- the opposite of what was said or written

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Verbal- saying the opposite of what you mean.
Situational- the opposite of what you expected. Dramatic- when you know something that the audience doesn't.

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Verbal Explanation: Its terrible weather outside in the picture and the guys says nice weather huh.
Dramatic Explanation: In my picture the sock on the guys hand knows he leading the guy to the cliff but the man doesnt know.
Situational Explanation: In the picture its a sign that says no signs on public property

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sarcastic situation

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picture

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Examples:
Situational- The fire station burns down.
Verbal- Soft as a brick
Dramatic- Two people are engaged to be married but the audience knows that the man is planning to run away with another woman.

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Verbal irony- saying in words the opposite of what's u think going to happen with sarcasm and different tone.

Ex person saying nice weather outside in a rude tone when it's actually raining

Ex nice driving a person says in a rude tone when they're were about to crash

Ex saying your really good at basketball when u really just get your ankles broken by everybody

Dramatic irony - is the audience knows something's happening but the characters don't know

Ex a man behind a door that the audience knows that they are they but the characters don't know

Ex a man in a picture that's moving to grab a person and the audience sees that is about to happen but the character has no idea what's about to happen

Ex a trap that a villain set up that the audience saw the person put it up and the person about to walk into it has no idea

Situational irony-opposite of what u thought was going to happen

Ex a mountain biker that always finishes first finishes dead last

Ex a runner that number 1 in first race but nice race finishes last

Ex nascar driver that's known for winning 3 years in a row but finishes in 10 place this year

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situational irony - is when everyone knows what's going to happened next
verbal irony - when the character  say's  the oppsite of what  they really feel
dramatic irony - is when only some or one character knows whats going to happened next

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Hayden Tuttle _ Dramatic Irony Example:
We know that he is digging into poop but he does not know that - creates suspense

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Verbal: When the speaker says the complete opposite of what they mean. Ex. Saying "That's so cool" to something unbelievably boring.

Situational: The exact opposite of what you expected. Ex. The US flag being made in China or the Fire Station being caught on fire.

Dramatic: The audience is in on a secret that the characters have missed. Ex. People watching Chuck know that Chuck is alive and evil where some characters don't know.

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Verbal is when you say one thing but mean the opposite
Dramatic is when your told something that the characters don't know
Situational is when you expect one thing to happen and the opposite happens instead
Irony is when you expect one thing to be said or happen and the exact opposite happens or is said

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Verbal: Used when you say something but mean the opposite.

Dramatic: When you know something that the characters don't.

Situational: The exact opposite of what you expected to happen.

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Verbal - The opposite of what you say.

Situational - the opposite of what you think is going to happen.

Dramatic - the audience knows what is going to happen, but the characters in the movie doesn't

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Dramatic irony is a secret the characters have missed.
Verbal irony is when the speaker says the opposite of what they mean.
situational irony is the exact opposite of what you expected

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Verbal: words to express something that is opposite to the truth or someone says what they mean or feel.

Situational: when something or someone expecting one thing to happen and the opposite happens.

Dramatic: the audience knows what is going on/happening but the character(s) don't.

Examples:
Situational: A fire station burns down.

This is considered situational irony because the fire station puts out fires and they themselves are on fire.

Verbal: Soft as a brick.

This is considered verbal irony because you usually say or know that brick is hard, but whoever is saying it has a different meaning or feeling.

Dramatic:
A character walks into a house where the killer is and they do not know, but the audience knows.

This is considered dramatic because we know what the characters don't and it builds a suspense along with it.

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(THE PICTURES ARE IN ORDER OF THE DEFINITION)
1) Verbal irony- when someone says the opposite what they really mean
2) Situational Irony- when something happens but its the opposite of what you were looking forward too.
3) Dramatic Irony- where in a scary movie, or secret event takes place, that only the audience knows what's going on.

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Verbal - When the speaker says the opposite of what they mean EX: "I love it when you click your pen the whole meeting" The irony in this is that clicking your pen is annoying and they dont actually mean that they like when they do that they are just pointing out in an ironic way that it is annoying

Dramatic - When the audience has details that the character doesn't, that usually creates suspense

Situational - When the opposite of the expected outcome is what actually takes place

(dramatic and situational examples and explanations on other posts)

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Verbal irony-  You say something meaning the opposite of what was said.
Dramatic Irony-Is when the character has no clue what is going on but as the reader or audience member you are aware.
Situational Irony- Is when you try to predict whats going to happen and the opposite happens.

examples:
situational
Trying to open the plastic bag to the plastic cutters

Dramatic : Jane spilling her coffee on herself on her first day of work. " Just Great" while patting the coffee off her clothes

Verbal: