Dramatic irony

A literary device in which the audience knows something the characters do not.

1. Irony vs Sarcasm: Clearing Confusions (Defined)
2. Plot Twist vs Red Herring: Surprising Your Audience (Keeping Them Guessing)
3. Suspense vs. Surprise: Ballad Techniques (Explained)
4. Creative Writing: Soliloquy vs. Aside (Drama Techniques)
5. Building Story Ideas from Glossary Terms (Tips)
6. Epic vs. Tragedy: Literary Forms (Defined)
7. Using a Glossary to Formulate Plots (Guide)
8. Tragedy vs. Comedy: Ballad Themes (Compared)
9. Creative Writing: Irony vs. Sarcasm (Humor Techniques)
10. Irony vs Satire: Adding Wit and Humor to Your Writing (The Power of Subtle Commentary)
11. Irony in Ballads: Unexpected Twists (Explained)
12. Using Glossary for Metaphorical Writing (Techniques)
13. Foreshadowing vs. Flashforward: Hints of What's to Come (Playing with Time)
14. Flashback vs Foreshadowing: Time in Text (Compared)
15. Foreshadowing in Ballads: Future Hints (Explained)
16. Satire vs. Parody: Humor in Ballads (Defined)
17. Soliloquy vs. Dialogue: Speech in Ballads (Compared)
18. Character Development: Crafting Memorable Personalities (Breathing Life into Fiction)
19. Creative Writing: Allusion vs. Illusion (Literary Devices)
20. Creative Writing: Satire vs. Parody (Humor Styles)
21. Suspense vs. Mystery: Building Tension and Keeping Readers Hooked (Leaving Them Wanting More)