The Dramatics

women are being undressed by the men. This is shown throughout the story with the usage of several types of irony: dramatic, verbal, and situational. To starts of is an example from page 7, lines 73, “They wonder if she was going to quilt it or just knot it.” This was stated by the Sheriff right when they came downstairs after the ladies found the quilt. This is an example of dramatic irony as the men expect the ladies to be talking about such another insignificant trifle, but the reader know…

Dramatic music crescendoed in the background of a sweeping view of mountains. The camera zoomed in on the leading lady, her dress billowing around her. I watched this all unfold on my television comfortably, from my favorite chair in the living room. “Mom, why do we have to watch a boring old movie?” I whined. “It’s in black and white.” She shushed me, her eyes gluded to the screen. “Quiet, this is the best part!” I settled in to the chair and before I knew it, fell asleep. Some time later, I…

“King Says” which I believe has a very close meaning behind the game which relates to our story of Antigone. We had to only do the things that the king says, and if the someone does something that the king did not say, then they will have to die in a dramatic way. Not only is it a good warm up activity, it also helps you learn more about how Antigone felt that she fulfilled her goal when she was finally disobeyed the king and buried her brother Polynices. After that we then did the second warm…

In Legend by Marie Lu the author uses dramatic irony to further exemplify tension and the the depths of what June realizes. As the reader continues on knowing who Day is, we wonder if June will see The Boy who cared and became a love interest for her, is the person she’s looking for. brother Irony is provided to showcase just how deep and shocking the moment June finds out that The Boy who saved her isn't all there appears to be. At this point in the story, June is lying down in her apartment.…

himself. “The prince of Cumberland! That is a step on which I must fall down, or else o’erleap, for in my way it lies. Stars, hide your fires; let no light see my black and deep desires”(1.4.55-58). Dramatic irony is used when Macbeth plans Duncan’s murder while feigning loyalty to the king. This is dramatic irony since King Duncan does not know about Macbeth’s plans, but the readers does. Because of this understanding, the words of the characters take on a different meaning, and this…

Ever since she was a little girl, she always knew when those specific set of tones went off on the pager that daddy had to go. She sat and thought to herself, where does daddy go when those screeching loud pitches go off in the middle of the night? Was there someone breaking into the house? Did something bad happen to her family? All she knew was that daddy had to leave and sometimes he was gone for hours on end. She was extremely eager to find out the reason for her father’s absence some nights…

The infamous monologue in Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” portrays the depressed protagonist, Macbeth, ranting about the slow progression of life, the fragile mindlessness of life, and the meaningless of life in a dramatic monologue. Facing his end, Macbeth’s view darkens as everyone around him betrays him and fall to the hands of death. The progression of life is captured in two metaphors, where Macbeth compares the past and the future in the behaviour of humankind. The tedious, slow approach of…

had recovered from his two days of feasting the last remaining pig had finished his construction and had gotten a C.O. from the local building inspector. He felt pretty secure in his new brick house and decided to take a nap after all the work was done. About that time the big bad wolf came singing his now familiar I’ll huff and I’ll puff song, to which the third pig confidently replied: “In your ear with a quart of beer!” Understandably this ticked off the big bad wolf who begun to huff…

This is a very dramatic moment for me. It all started with my grandma and grandpa just passed alongside with my dog. When my grandpa was diagnosed with prostate cancer. His condition was getting worse and worse by the days.so sadly enough he lost the fight to cancer and ended up passing. That really hurt my grandma severely much. She was sad and wasn 't even the same person anymore. Taking the loss of my grandfather had to be the most saddest and terrible moment for my grandmother. I try my…

Dramatic play is when children engage in activities that allows them to copy situations and actions of other people in their lives or use their imaginations to use common objects for exciting experiences of play or role play. I believe that assimilation, accommodation, the learning environment, cognitive development, and spatial sense play a large role in dramatic play. Assimilation is Piaget’s theory in which the children can physically touch, see, or experience something. While doing that, the…