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The audience knowing something the drama's characters don't is an example of A. dramatic context. B. sub-conflict. C. monologue. D. dramatic irony.

The audience knowing something the drama's characters don't is an example of A. dramatic context. B. sub-conflict. C. monologue. D. dramatic irony.
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The audience knowing something the drama's characters don't is an example of

A. dramatic context.
B. sub-conflict.
C. monologue.
D. dramatic irony.

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Dramatic Irony is the answer
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User Csander
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Dramatic irony is the answer.
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