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How does the use of dramatic irony in “By the Waters of Babylon” affect readers?
A
It creates a feeling of calm.
B
It creates a feeling of reality.
C
It creates a feeling of suspense.
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Dramatic irony—readers recognize the ruined city as a fallen modern civilization and understand more about the past and the dangers John doesn't—builds tension and anticipation as we wait to see what he'll discover and how he'll react.
Dramatic irony—readers recognize the ruined city as a fallen modern civilization and understand more about the past and the dangers John doesn't—builds tension and anticipation as we wait to see what he'll discover and how he'll react.
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