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English, 12.12.2020 16:30 colyernicholas44

In the movie Blazing Saddles, the antagonist convinces the governor to appoint a black sheriff of an all white town in order to get the people in the
town to move out. After some problems, the sheriff convinces the people of the town to unite around him against the antagonist. The movie exposes the silliness and small-mindedness of racists, and what can be accomplished if racism is overcome. This is an example of:
A. situational irony
B. dramatic irony
C. verbal irony
D. satire
E. parody

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