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One of the many of Aesop 's fables meant to serve moral purpose , as this one does but displays thoughtprovokingirony
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Austen ’s abilityto createirony
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who spends his free timecreatingironic
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that Andy Warhol employedto createirony
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when an author works with satire and allusionto createirony
how the author intentionally employs thisimageryto createirony
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when there are characters who speak within the tale , we have a multiplicity of voicesfrequently creatingirony
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when there is a discrepancy between what we expect to happen and what actually happens(passive) is createdIrony
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when what actually happens is very different , even the opposite of , what we expect to happen(passive) is createdIrony
an us / them scenariocreatesan us / them scenario
us to take pauseshould causeus to take pause
my sense of humor(passive) is ... provoked bymy sense of humor
to make us laughdesignedto make us laugh
the reader to expect the unexpectedcausesthe reader to expect the unexpected
a certain distrust in the readercreatesa certain distrust in the reader
us from falling into isolationpreventsus from falling into isolation
us to weigh and considercausesus to weigh and consider
hurt or confusioncan causehurt or confusion
criticismsparkedcriticism
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the thinking or reasoning of a reader in literatureprovokesthe thinking or reasoning of a reader in literature
solidarity or only philosophical distance ( RortyCan ... createsolidarity or only philosophical distance ( Rorty
humor or tensioncreateshumor or tension
tension or humorcan createtension or humor
the crowd to roar with laughtercausedthe crowd to roar with laughter
us to the Warehouse , which turns out to be really goodleadsus to the Warehouse , which turns out to be really good
a theme in the bookcould leada theme in the book
to a theme for the storycontributesto a theme for the story
some confusion later on down the linecould ... causesome confusion later on down the line
us in a different direction ... away from our goalsleadsus in a different direction ... away from our goals
suspense in the storycreatesuspense in the story
an ingenious comedytriggersan ingenious comedy
to the humor createdleadsto the humor created
its humorous tone and comic effect(passive) caused byits humorous tone and comic effect
a smile to creep across my facecausesa smile to creep across my face
a distance between readers and Jessewould createa distance between readers and Jesse
some distance from the initial sentimentcreatessome distance from the initial sentiment
tense laughter in unlikely placesprovokestense laughter in unlikely places
in McCartney ’s lifewould createin McCartney ’s life
along the way both surprised and horrified mediscoveredalong the way both surprised and horrified me
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God in my own imageam creatingGod in my own image
you to scratch your head or to think about why things happen the way they dooften causesyou to scratch your head or to think about why things happen the way they do
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