Answer:
Irony is an expression that normally signifies the opposite, which is typically for the humorous effect.
Types of Irony:
The 3 main types of irony are
Verbal Irony, Dramatic Irony, and situational irony.
Verbal Irony has harsh sarcasm and, usually direct.
Dramatic Irony is when the audience has more information than, the character.
And, Situational Irony is like Verbal Irony but, it is implied.
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Before change: No animal should kill any other animal
after change: No animal should kill any other animal without cause
What is the picture that u talking about
The question above wants to analyze your ability to interpret a text and a character. This interpretation should be based on your personal way of analyzing a character. For that reason, I can't write this review for you, but I'll show you how to write it.
First of all, it is important for you to know that Beowulf is the main character of the epic "Beowulf" so to answer your question you should read the entire epic and reread it if necessary for you to understand this character.
To expedite this analysis and reading, you can search for articles that discuss how the character, Beowulf, was constructed and what he represents. These articles can be found on online research tools and literary platforms.
As you read, you will need to answer the following questions to conclude whether Beowulf is, in fact, something:
- Does Beowulf perform heroic acts?
- Does Beowulf display noble behavior?
- Does Beowulf have a noble bloodline?
- Is Beowulf a strong character?
- Is Beowulf ambitious?
- Is this ambition used for good?
- What does Beowulf's behavior say about him?
These questions must be answered with parts of the epic, which are the parts you will present to confirm your conclusion about Beowulf.
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It all depends what time period It is I guess. In the 50s a black man could've gotten killed. If he was white anything could've happened. Even killings.
