Whoa!

One of the last question in the book asking about Your Ugly, Too asks where situational irony is present in the short story. When thinking about it, I remember a time in the story when I was completely taken off guard by something I never expected. This was when Evan told Zoe that the guy she wanted Zoe to meet was a really nice and fun guy that maybe Zoe would like. So when I pictured this guy, I pictured him as being a simple well humored man. However, when we are first introduced to him, his costume is just a fullout naked woman. This is not what I would picture a really nice guy wearing. So when I got this dexription, it gave me a new image of what he really was like. What really made my new image of him more valid was when he told the incredibly vulgar joke. I though it was really funny how that joke was what he thought she was going to tell him. So this situational irony really emphasized what he was really like.