Flowers for Algernon/ Frankenstein Flashcard review

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Dramatic Irony

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Audience knows something characters do not

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Definition of verbal irony

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Saying one thing but meaning the opposite

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Definition of Situational Irony

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Expect one thing, get the opposite

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Example of irony in 'Flowers for Algernon'

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Charlie thinks being smarter will make people like him, but it's the opposite.

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Dr. Frankenstein's dilemma: create complex vs. simple creature

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Uncertainty about creating a human-like being.

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Character trait of Dr. Frankenstein

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Self-centered

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Character trait of Dr. Frankenstein:

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Obsessive

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Character trait of Dr. Frankenstein:

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Determined