in wes moore in chapter 8 how does the author use irony? CITE EVIDENCE FROM CHAPTER 8 TO SUPPORT YOUR ANSWER.

if you included chap 8 this would be easier, but from my memory of reading this story.. "Wes and Tony's family are “bombarded” with requests for interviews. Although Moore does not question the justice of Tony and Wes being punished" the author used irony to make the reader stop and think about what has just been said, or to emphasize a central idea. The audience's role in realizing the difference between what is said and what is normal or expected is essential to the successful use of irony. So in that little sentence i put in the beginning, he used irony to make the reader stop and thinking about tony and wes being punished.

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