Irony refers to a situation which outcome is totally different from the one expected, or to words that have a meaning beyond their original one in order to say something without offending another person. Often, irony can be comical, and sometimes it can be bitter.
The best example of irony is C. A poorly written book that is full of clichés and weak characters is called Stories of Genius. When reading the title, the reader has an expectation, but the content of the book ends up being completely different from the one imagined.
<span>Hi! I tried my best. Hope you like it or I was able to help!
My most embarrassing moment was when I was on field day in 7th grade. All of the middle schoolers were outside - 6th and 7th grade. While we were outside, I was playing tag with friends and the person who was "it" chased me. I hopped over a little circular fence but couldn't quite get away and then somebody came over to help me not get caught. While they were distracting the person that was "it" I was starting to run but when I started to run I tripped over the little fence causing me to fall. While I was falling, it felt as if everything was in slow motion. I could see myself from second or third person, watching me in body form literally turning around slowly in the air and crashing down on my shoulder. After I got up I was feeling very hurt but I took it like a champ; just walking it off and my principal came over and started walking with me. She took me to the nurse, and there had I realized that not only was my uniform shirt ripped but my uniform pants were as well. I never went home. I stayed for the rest of the school day, but I just got an alcohol pad and a bandage. Ever since that day for the rest of the year my friends were calling me, "I forgot to jump." What a school year!
</span>Little note: In the sentence, "While I was falling, it felt as if everything was in slow motion. I could see myself from first person..." That would mean that you're watching yourself as yourself and not as someone else. Say your friend Jimmy was watching you fall. You'd be watching your human form fall from Jimmy' point of view instead of you, Vaisha, watching yourself fall.
I suggest you say third person instead of first. Every other correction I made is in the paragraph above. :)
