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http://www.buzzle.com/articles/irony-in-literature.html (Examples from Lit.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZFYuX84n1U (Video)

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1.  In William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet the prologue goes "Two households, both alike in dignity, . . .". As the story progresses we realize that neither household is dignified. Thus the writer employs irony to bring forth the situation.

2.  In The Cop and The Anthem, the main character who is a petty thief lies on a bench one lazy day and finally decides that he will turn over a new leaf. Only to find in the next instant to have a cop arrest him for loitering about.

2.  Ironically, we make the same mistakes we criticize others for.

3.  She fails a test then tells herself, "Wow I did so great."

4.  He doesn't enjoy his mom's cooking but says, "This is the best food in the whole world!"