Why would a playwright use dramatic irony? to show a director how a scene should be acted out to tell the actors how to say their lines to increase the tension the audience feels to withhold meaningful

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Why would a playwright use dramatic irony?

to show a director how a scene should be acted out

to tell the actors how to say their lines

to increase the tension the audience feels

to withhold meaningful details from the audience

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high-school

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Pretty sure it is to withhold meaningful details from the audience

Step-by-step explanation:

Bizon answered Mar 7, 2023

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D. to withhold meaningful details from the audience

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Serkan Durusoy answered Mar 10, 2023

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