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In King Arthur's Knights, what type of irony is illustrated when Elaine explains that she cannot or will not continue on, since she has lost love?

In King Arthur's Knights, what type of irony is illustrated when Elaine explains that she cannot or will not continue on, since she has lost love?
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In King Arthur's Knights, what type of irony is illustrated when Elaine explains that she cannot or will not continue on, since she has lost love?

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I believe it is dramatic irony.

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User Griable
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It is Situational irony

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