Dramatic Irony In Romeo And Juliet

Throughout William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, dramatic irony, suspense, and tragedy are the main literary terms that contribute to making this play so comical. I really liked the dramatic irony, because it has its own kind of comedy. This play also teaches people many different things such suspense and tragedy. It is a very suspenseful because people are waiting to see how the people die. The tragedy is also horrible but in a sick demented way kind of funny. Dramatic irony caught my attention in the way the nurse toys with Juliet in a comical way. To me dramatic irony means when a character is over dramatic to the point that it is comical. One of the scenes that made dramatic irony so essential to the play would be (Act 3, Scene 5 -