Where in Moria do you see an example of situational irony? (Lord Of The Rings)

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umka21 [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

» In moria, when Barlin was shoot by an archer yet he was expected to teach other dwarves the chronicles of khazan-dum or moria.

» When Thorin, the son of thrain called up his cousin Dimli so that they fight against the humans who had helped them and turned against the plan.

» The elves fighting on the side of dwarves yet they were long term enemies

Explanation:

• A situational irony is when something strange or different happens instead of an actual event expected to happen.

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