A. Ironic situations
Satirical writing is often used to show how foolish a person or society can be. Often times it is used as a way for the author to show problems with social or governmental practices. In order to make fun of these things, the author often uses ironic situations. This way the reader can see the ridiculousness of the situation.
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Daedalus does not want to work for the king anymore, and the king is unhappy about that.
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"The Yellow Wallpaper" can be considered semi-autobiographical because the narrator's experiences with MENTAL ILLNESS and MALE-FEMALE RELATIONSHIPS align with those Perkins Gilman faced.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman suffered postpartum psychosis. She underwent the treatment for "rest cure" as her husband dictated. The character of John was inspired by Charlotte's first husband, Charles Walter Stetson.
