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How does Shakespeare introduce dramatic irony in the passage?

A.
through the character of Sir Toby misunderstanding Malvolio's wise words
B.
through the character of Feste the Clown reasoning that the room is fairly well-lit
C.
through the character of Malvolio failing to realize the curate's riddles
D.
through the character of Feste the Clown pretending to be an authoritative figure

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Dramatic irony occurs in a story when the audience knows something about the actions of an actor that the characters do not know about. An example of dramatic irony in this story is;

  • D.  Through the character of Feste the Clown pretending to be an authoritative figure

In that story, we see that Feste the clown pretended to be a priest and went to the prison where Malvolio was held to question him.

So while the audience knows that the person interviewing Malvolio was not a priest, Malvolio did not know this fact.

Therefore, option D is an example of dramatic irony.

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