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Romeo and Juliet - Dramatic Irony
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What is dramatic
irony?
At least one character
That you don't know!
We know something
Act III, Scene IV
Juliet's father agrees to let
Paris marry Juliet.
Act I, Scene V
Act IV, Scene I
Paris tells the Friar (Priest)
that his wedding to Juliet has been arranged.
Romeo and Juliet meet each other not knowing
that the other is from their enemy's families.
But we already know...
Romeo and Juliet
Dramatic Irony
Act III, Scene I
Romeo tells Tybalt that he can't hate him but can't
tell him why.
The Prologue
The Prologue tells us,
the audience, what
will happen but it
doesn't tell the
characters.
Dramatic irony is when
you, the audience, knows
somwthing that at least one
of the characters doesn't.
Now it's your turn...
William Shakespeare uses lots of dramatic irony in his play, Romeo and Juliet.
Does this improve the play and if so, how?
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