A great example of dramatic irony would be the play of romeo and juliet. The play begins with the death of a young man who just left for the war, but ends with him happily taking his last breaths at home. This is a play of great dramatic irony in my opinion.
This is a great example of dramatic irony because it ends on a hopeful note. Romeo and Juliet is actually a play of great dramatic irony, it is not a tragedy. Romeo leaves the palace of the king and goes back to his own home where he lives with his mother. He is happily married, but he is still sad about his father’s death because he feels like his mother never really got to see him grow up.
A bit of dramatic irony in this case. The king is a very wealthy man, and he has just given Juliet a beautiful home and a beautiful life. So he is happy for her, but at the same time he is sad because he has lost his children.
Romeo and Juliet are a poignant movie and I’m sure it’s a good one. But I can see how some people could see the movie as a tragedy. Even though they do have a happy ending. But for others, you could see the movie as a tragic scene. The movie is full of dramatic irony but I think the scene itself does not really qualify for that.
I think it’s mostly just people who have an over-romanticized view of love in movies who would view Romeo and Juliet as tragic. That’s why I tend to like them, not because I think they are a tragedy, but because I think they are a happy and fulfilling movie.
In the case of Romeo and Juliet, I don’t think too many people would view that as a tragedy. In a way, the movie itself is a tragedy because it is a tragedy that its main character, Romeo, has a happy ending. That was the problem with Romeo and Juliet, I think. They were so happy, with no consequences, and they didn’t have the one thing that everyone wants and need. They could not get what they wanted.
In Romeo and Juliet, the happy ending they could not get was that they could not get what everyone wants and needs. The movie is really a tragedy because it fails to show that they actually could get what everyone wants and needs. That is why it is a tragedy, because it shows that Romeo and Juliet didnt really have what everyone wants and needs.
I think this is exactly why Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy. It fails to show that these people actually did have what everyone wants and needs. The movie does not show us what the people truly wanted and needed. They wanted love, but they did not get it. The movie shows that they got love but they did not have what everyone wants and needs. It shows that they got love, but they did not have what everyone wants and needs.
The difference between people who get what everyone wants and needs and people who get what everybody wants and needs is the difference between people who have a goal and those who do not. People with a goal will choose the things they want to do, and will do them in large numbers. People without one are more likely to choose random things.
Roman was the first to get what everyone wanted and needed, but not everyone wanted him to be. When a girl comes to him, he is not interested in her. When a boy comes to him, his interest is aroused. When other people come to him, his interest is not aroused. I’m not a psychologist, but you can probably tell the difference.
