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    The document discusses dramatic irony, which is when the audience knows something that the character does not. In the story, the human beings falsely claimed that the windmill fell down due to thin walls, though the animals knew this was not actually the case, demonstrating dramatic irony since the audience knows the truth of the situation unlike the characters.

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    The document discusses dramatic irony, which is when the audience knows something that the character does not. In the story, the human beings falsely claimed that the windmill fell down due to thin walls, though the animals knew this was not actually the case, demonstrating dramatic irony since the audience knows the truth of the situation unlike the characters.

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    The document discusses dramatic irony, which is when the audience knows something that the character does not. In the story, the human beings falsely claimed that the windmill fell down due to thin walls, though the animals knew this was not actually the case, demonstrating dramatic irony since the audience knows the truth of the situation unlike the characters.

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    DRAMATIC IRONY

    when the audience


    knows something the
    Out of spite, the human beings character does not.
    pretended not to believe that it
    was Snowball who had destroyed
    the windmill: they said that it had
    fallen down because the walls
    were too thin. The animals knew
    that this was not the case.
    Orwell, George. Animal Farm.

    Kornramin Masaya-anon Khamin 1101

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