Anne's wish to be a teenager is an example of dramatic irony. Explain what is ironic about her wishes.

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Cristofer Jensen

11 June, 16:05

Anne's wish to be a teenager is an example of dramatic irony. Explain what is ironic about her wishes.

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Ryleigh Ford · Answer 1

Answer:Mr. Frank is the leader of his family and the leader of the entire group in the attic. He arrives first to establish this role. Mrs. Frank and Margot are happy to follow Mr. Frank's lead. Anne is given a dramatic entrance-her mother calls for her and she bounds onto the stage-so that the audience can give the lead character a round applause.

Little Bear · Answer 2

Answer: Mr. Frank is the leader of his family and the leader of the entire group in the attic. He arrives first to establish this role. Mrs. Frank and Margot are happy to follow Mr. Frank's lead. Anne is given a dramatic entrance-her mother calls for her and she bounds onto the stage-so that the audience can give the lead character a round applause.