‘Twist’ed Outcomes

Charlie Dickens' novel "Oliver Twist" written in the Victorian era records the life of a little boy. Oliver is an orphan raised in a harsh and harsh environment. Under the rule of the upper class Oliver did not have knowledge and poverty, so it was considered corrupt and immoral. However, when Oliver became an innocent and considerate boy, this stereotype quickly became a problem, and his fate was carelessly tragic. Even with such unfavorable factors, the innocence of the inside of Oliver and the lack of evil freed him from poverty.

The term "distortion of plot" means the direction of a plot of a fictional work or a change in the expected result ("twist"). This unexpected conclusion and climax are ironic. The general way to tell a story is to intrigue and surprise viewers. Since some "twists" are predicted, they can be predicted by many readers while others are totally shocked. The number of characters of a short story is usually restricted. There is only one hero (hero). We usually encounter this role at an important moment in his life. Because the short story is short, there is no time to fully develop the character, so we may just know one or several qualities of his / her. Because the short story is short, there is nothing to be wasted in them - there is no reason not to have the plotting function or details. There is a clear reason for a small role

Maupassant is known for his dramatic twisted end and twist and rotation. This is the way the author makes fundamental changes in the direction of the expected outcome of the story, usually at the end of the story. As a result, a moment of character and reader's "trap" is born (although it may be understood before other people). When a reader gets a surprise in front of a character, it is called a dramatic sarcasm. Foretell is an important literary installation, especially when Maupassant wrote that a new necklace "looks" just like an old necklace (he did not say it was exactly the same). Before we finally found the truth, the reader knew something did not work. Another example is the early story and it is what Morpusant disclosed. "She is not happy, as she really fell from the above site."

The irony of the situation is a sarcastic event, and the result of that event is different from what the viewer expects. This is somewhat like the twist of the plot. Shakespeare's contextual use of irony is largely related to the romance of Benedik - Beatrice; they seem to hate each other, but they actually fall in love. However, as the reader can easily predict this result, the use of satire here is not very convincing. A more interesting usage of situationful sarcasm in Much Ado is related to Master Constable Dogberry and his partner Verges. These characters are typical Shakespeare clowns and low-level characters appear in comedy. But Shakespeare actually did an interesting thing for his clown: he often made them a voice of truth and wisdom. Because they do not have to seriously think, elderly people can say that they do not necessarily want to hear things