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Given Cassius's statement about himself here, an example of situational irony would be:
Cassius is afraid of pain and can never turn his dagger on himself.
Cassius says he is going to let Caesar live.
Cassius hates Caesar because he is jealous of Caesar's power and believes that Caesar is a weak man and therefore does not deserve the power and praise. Due to Caesar's physical weakness, in contrast to Caesar's overwhelming power, Cassius determined Caesar to be dangerous to Rome and the people. He is afraid that Caesar will become emperor, deprive the senators of power and essentially ensl.ave them.
Cassius committed sui.cide with the same sword that killed Caesar, believing that his friend Titinius had been captured by enemy forces. Cassius decides that he must die too. However, Cassius does not take his life and technically avoids sui.cide by instructing Pindals to "wield" his sword. Shortly after Cassius's dea.th, the audience learns that Titinius is not captured and lives among his friends. Therefore, Cassius commits sui.cide for no good reason.
What is situational irony?
Situational irony, also known as the irony of the event is the irony that something very different than expected happens. The results can be tragic or humorous, but at all times unexpected. In figurative terms, situational irony allows writers to portray the character's intent vs consequences, and appearance vs reality. Situational irony also characterizes individual characters and emphasizes their individuality in a unique way.
The correct answer is option C and D.
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