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The Ransom of Red Chief By O. Henry Irony

Anticipation Guide Do you agree or disagree? Most people believe that you have to work hard to make a lot of money. Most people have tried or will try a “get rich quick” scheme at one point in their lives. Sometimes criminals kidnap individuals as a way to quickly earn money through a ransom. A kidnapper’s captive is always afraid and behaves in a submissive way during his captivity.

Why do authors use irony? Essential Question Why do authors use irony? Authors use irony to surprise readers and keep them interested in the story.

Irony Definition: the contrast between what is expected and what actually exists or happens; a surprise ending For example: At half time of the football game, your team is winning 35-3. You expect them to win the game. BUT… the other team comes back with a different quarterback and wins 35-38. That is ironic because you were positive that your team would win.

Three Types of Irony Situational Irony Verbal Irony Dramatic Irony

Think of an example from a book you’ve read. Situational Irony The contrast between what a character or the reader expects and what actually happens Think of an example from a book you’ve read.

Verbal Irony Also called sarcasm The contrast between what someone says and what he or she means Think of an example from a recent conversation.

Think of an example from a movie you’ve seen. Dramatic Irony The contrast between what a character knows and what the reader or audience knows Think of an example from a movie you’ve seen.