/lit/ - Literature

>the dumb frogposter creates another invaluable thread

>>7550937
At least I know what invaluable means

>he conceives of irony in terms of raaaaaiiiiiiiiiiin on your wedding day

Irony is like onions

>>7550931
>He posts frogs on a malaysian boogie boarding forum

>frog poster
>unintentionally ripping on dramatic irony's basis in a dual audience
>won't understand this aside
go home, you're drunk frog, and euripides is smarter

>>7550970
Please explain.

>>7550978
The Frogs is the title of a play by Aristophanes which deals with Dionysus, the god of the arts (and wine), deciding which of the great Athenian tragedians should be considered the best. Dionysus dismisses Euripides as "clever, but that's about it" for his use of dramatic irony, where the audience are aware of how accident is causing the actors to fulfill destiny as events unfold.
The first half of the play is Dionysus arguing with frogs who he thinks are laughing at him while getting drunk on a boat on the way to the playwright contest, because the frogs keep saying brek kek kek kek koax at him.

Ironing can be thought of as a series of layers.

>>7550951
True, you need both to make a sarcastic salad

>>7550951
why not cake? cake has layers

>>7551017
>smug frogs
>kek-ing
truly a man ahead of his time

>>7550931

SOMEBODY

>>7550944

Apparently not

>>7551017
>>7550970
10/10