A literary device where the opposite of what you expect occurs.
That is, it is ironical when there is a difference between what is spoken and what is meant (verbal irony),
what is thought about a situation and what is actually the case (situational irony),
or what is intended by actions and what is their actual outcome (dramatic irony).
This guy is young and way funnier than me. Let him explain the three types of irony to you.
2) Review Chapter 6 - Winter, a symbol? Kite running introduced. Lying and eating dirt. "Maybe you'll win." Television, a symbol?
Kite Running Short Doc:
3) Chapter 7 - see psychological dissociation at work...
4) Time to work - add in vocabulary...
