Multiple Choice
Dramatic irony is a term that describes
A) the reversal in a character's fate from bad to good.
B) a theatrical contrivance which enables the audience to understand the characters' situation better than the characters do.
C) a soliloquy that is overheard by other characters.
D) the clash in color used to separate characters that have different points of view.
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