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Charlie's Use Of Dramatic Irony In Flowers For Algernon

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In Flowers for Algernon there is a lot of doubt, loss of faith, and giving up. This story ends good and gives Charlie, the main character, faith. It gives Charlie hope that he will be able to learn what other adults can. Charlie has a lot of support around him and he gets through it. Charlie takes many tests every day. Some of the teachers get upset and can’t listen to him get answers wrong anymore so they put the tests up. One day they asked him to take a raw shok test and the teacher got upset so she put the test up. “I don’t think i passed the raw shok test” (Keyes 673). This is an example of dramatic irony. It shows the audience knows more then some characters. The audience knows that the teacher got upset about him not getting the
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