Tuesday, April 7, 2015

ironic

Where do you see dramatic irony in this play so far?  Explain in detail.

15 comments:

  1. when jacosta finds out that oedipus is her son, and oedipus has no idea.

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  2. When the wife/mother knows about everything but he doesnt

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  3. jocasta finds out that oedipus is her son and he doesn't know and she kills herself and he banishes himself from his own kingdom .

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  4. When Jacosta and Oedipus are talking and she puts everything together, finding out that Oedipus is her son

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  5. When Oedipus doesn't know he is the son but everyone else does.

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  6. jocasta found out oedipus is her son and he has no idea

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  7. Pretty much during the entire movie/story. We almost constantly know something that one of the characters didn't. When Oedipus didn't know that he was the son.

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  8. as the reader we know that oedipus is jacosta's son. But in the story, he doesn't know that.

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  9. during most of the play we knew that Oedipus and Jocasta are related but they don't know it.

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  10. Jocasta finds out Oedipus is her son and flips out because he doesn't know but shes figuring it all out and she doesn't want anyone to find out because then that will mess up everything

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  11. Jocasta finds out threw the servant that Oedipus is her son, and Oedipus still hasn't figured it out yet.

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  12. The dramatic irony is all throughout this play because we know whats happening before the characters figure it out. Like when Jocasta and Oedipus are talking about the prophecies and we already know Oedipus is the fulfiller of the prophecy.

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  13. when we knew that he was jocasta's son and he didnt

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  14. When he left his false parents trying to prevent the prophecy he ended up doing it anyway.

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  15. There's a lot of irony in this story. Oedipus doesn't know that Jocasta is his mother, but we do.
    Jada Mills

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