: Re: How can I make sure readers find irony? If I wanted to create an ironic situation in a piece of writing, but make it "hidden", how can I put it in such a way that any reader will be able

I find things are either ironic or they aren't. I think by it's nature it is both hidden and obvious. It's generally been used as an addition for the reader or viewer, highlighting the disparity between two things, whether it's in dialogue, situation, or action.

I believe if the writing and situation are clear, then it is hard to miss irony, no matter how subtle.

What kind of irony are you specifically after? What is the situation?

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