What is the definition of situational irony?

Question

A. Situational irony is when a character flashes back to memories they had in the past in order to shed light on a current experience.

B. Situational irony is the use of language that states the opposite of what is actually meant.

C. Situational irony is a contrast between a character's expectations and the audiences knowledge.

D. Situational irony plays on the expectations that readers to the audience are likely to bring to a work.

Answer 1

C. Situational irony is a contrast between a character's expectations and the audiences knowledge.