In The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night - Time Haddon uses dramatic Irony to showcase the theme that everybody views their aspects of life differently and he attempts to do this by describing Christopher’s characterization and point of view. To begin with, in Chapter 29 Christopher talks about why he finds people confusing. That itself is dramatic irony because he is also a human, yet humans sometimes don’t understand other humans, and other humans might not understand him, like the characters who don’t understand why he is trying to solve the murder mystery. Christopher not only shares his point of view of translating certain human facial expressions but he also explains his views on metaphors. To illustrate, Christopher believes
