Dramatic irony occurs when the words and actions of the characters in a work of literature have a different meaning for the read
er than they do for the characters. oThis happens when readers have more knowledge about what its taking place than the characters themselves. How does
Mark Twain use dramatic irony to create humor in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer? Use evidence from the story to support your response.
I believe it's 'D' because the original sentence is in second person (i.e. "you" and "your") and it makes the most sense. To me. I'm sorry if this is wrong after all.
