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Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
INVOKE
- To call on for assistance, inspiration, or support
- The sound of the choir singing invoked strong feelings in the audience
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SITUATIONAL IRONY
- The difference between what is expected to happen and the actual outcome
- When it turned out the villain was trying to save the hero, I found it ironic
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MONOLOGUE
- A long speech preformed by a single character or actor
- The monologue seemed to drone on to the crowd
SOLILOQUY
- The act of speaking while alone on stage to allow a characters*
- *Thoughts and ideas to be conveyed to the audience
- Hamlets soliloquy is now widely remembered
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ASIDE
- A remark made by an actor to the audience
- Not heard by other actors
- The actor took a moment to speak aside to the audience
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DRAMATIC IRONY
- The words and actions are known to the audience but not characters
- We knew he would double cross, while the characters brother didn't
COMIC RELIEF
- A break from tension in a drama provided by a characters numerous action
- Or words
- The character broke the moment of tension with a quick joke for comic relief
SATIRE
- The use of wit, exaggeration, sarcasm,or ridicule to expose *
- *and criticize faults in order to promote change
- Political cartoons often give satire to serious topics
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SARCASM
- Remarks that mean the opposite of what they seem to say
- Mocking
- "Oh I'm sorry." He said, sarcasm seeping through his voice
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NON SEQUITUR
- A statement that seems unrelated to the statement that follows it
- The rain was pounding but the children were playing with their toys
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