jerry spinelli milkweed
what is the dramatic irony in the scene when misha accompanies janina`s
family on their way to the ghetto?
what is the effect of this device?
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What is the dramatic irony in the scene when Misha accompanies Janina’sfamily on their way to the ghetto? What is the effect of this device?
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To identify the dramatic irony in a scene and understand its effect, you need to analyze the context and the information provided in the book "Milkweed" by Jerry Spinelli.
First, let's define dramatic irony. It occurs when the reader or audience possesses knowledge that a character or characters are unaware of. This discrepancy between what the characters know and what the reader knows creates tension and can enhance the overall impact of the story.
In the scene where Misha accompanies Janina's family to the ghetto, there are several instances of dramatic irony:
1. Misha's ignorance about the true nature of the ghetto: Misha is a young orphan who is not aware of the ghettos' purpose and the atrocities occurring there. He sees it as a temporary location and even thinks that the people staying there will return home soon. However, as the reader, you are aware that the ghetto is a segregated and heavily controlled area where terrible things are happening.
2. Janina's family's misplaced hope: Janina's family believes that going to the ghetto will provide them with safety, protection, and a better future. They think that the ghetto is a refuge from the Nazis. However, as the reader, you know that the reality of the ghetto is very different, and their hope is ultimately misplaced.
The effect of this dramatic irony is:
1. Heightened suspense and tension: The contrast between what the reader knows and what the characters believe creates a sense of anticipation. You are aware of the danger the characters are walking into, which increases the level of suspense and keeps you engaged in the story.
2. Emotional impact: The dramatic irony can evoke empathy and emotional connection with the characters. You may feel sympathy for Janina's family, knowing their hope is unlikely to be realized and understanding the danger they are unknowingly facing.
3. Foreboding atmosphere: The dramatic irony adds to the overall atmosphere of foreboding and impending danger. It intensifies the sense of the reader's understanding that something terrible will occur, creating a sense of unease and urgency.
In summary, the dramatic irony in the scene where Misha accompanies Janina's family to the ghetto involves Misha's lack of knowledge about the true nature of the ghetto and the misplaced hope of Janina's family. The effect of this device includes heightened suspense, emotional impact, and a sense of foreboding atmosphere.
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