Coincidence is not a form of irony. Sarcasm obviously is, Dramatic is when the reader/viewer knows more than the character in the plot. Situational irony is when the opposite of what's expected happens, and Coincidence is not an irony.
Answer: Yes.
Explanation: Assuming you meant bias, yes, she is. She is attempting to find excuses to smoke, ( social benefits, emotional benefits, ect. )
Being a cardiology nurse, she knows fully the negative affects of smoking, therefore has no excuse to do it.
Alright, so amongst starters, you have a few you can use to show you'll have evidence:
According to text
According to the passage
According to the information provided
As the information shows
As the text mentioned, (include direct quote here)
Based on the information in the passage/text, (include reasoning here)
Etc. There are quite a few options, really, these are just a few. Based on whatever you are providing the information ON, the words information, text, and passage can be changed to suit your needs, such as article, newspaper, website, etc.
