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2. One bright and warm Easter morning, Timmy Holloway woke up to the smell of eggs, but not
breakfast eggs, Easter eggs. That's right Timmy had a craving for Easter eggs, and today was the day to
get them boy howdy. There was only one thing standing in his way, well two really: the Solomon
brothers. The Solomon brothers got more eggs than Timmy every year because there were two of them
and they counted their eggs as one. Timmy suspected that this was cheating but he couldn't articulate
the notion. When Timmy got to the fair grounds, he clutched his Easter egg sack behind his back and
approached the Solomon brothers. The taller one distracted Timmy while the shorter one snuck behind
him, clipping the corner of Timmy's egg sack and making quite a big hole. Unfortunately, Timmy failed
to notice this. When the whistle blew, Timmy was off. He was surprised to see the Solomon brothers
behind him, since he was much faster than they, but he didn't mind. Timmy beat them to every egg, and
raced on to the next, never noticing that his sack wasn't getting heavier. As he approached the end of the
course, Timmy was elated that he was the first to finish. The Solomon brothers were right behind him.
"Maybe next year, loser twins," Timmy chuckled, right before he noticed that his sack was empty.
Which type of irony is used?
Explain your answer:

Dramatic irony is a situation where the narrator points out an important detail or event that affects the plot, that a character is unaware of. The full meaning of the event is only evident to the reader. In this passage, the dramatic irony is the hole cut in Timmy's sack, which Timmy fails to take note of. Because of the hole, Timmy ends up without a single egg at the end of the course.

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