Today we looked at what types of irony there is and the differences, there is verbal irony, which is where someone says something but mean the opposite, situation irony, which is where you expect something to happen but the opposite happens, lastly, there is dramatic irony, this is where the audience sees something the characters don't.
Our comic is about me asking Brooke if she could do a certain type of handstand, after she did it she asked if it was good and I told her yes, she had turned away I told the audience that it actually wasn't
We then had to create a comic strip with a partner on one of them, I was buddies with Brooke, we chose to do verbal irony. Here is our comic strip:
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