Explain how the author uses dramatic irony based on the excerpt from Chapter II of Anne of Green Gables in which Matthew arrives at the train station to pick up the orphan boy. 5 grade words and short

Answer 1

In Chapter II of "Anne of Green Gables," there is dramatic irony when Matthew arrives at the train station to pick up an orphan boy. The reader knows that the orphan is actually a girl named Anne, but Matthew does not know this yet. This creates a funny and surprising moment because when Matthew sees Anne, he is confused but also intrigued. We, the readers, can see that Anne will change his life, but he only thinks he is getting a boy. This makes the story more exciting because we can't wait to see how Matthew will react when he finds out the truth!