Ironies in To KIll A Mocking Bird by Harper Lee?

Question

Can someone find me a dramatic irony?
(When the reader knows of something that will happen or of a situation ocurring before a character does)

Socratic irony?
(When a character pretends to be ignorant or unknowledgeable to get another character to show his/her ignorance)

& a verbal irony in the story
(Sarcasm)


Thank you lots (=. You can just give me the examples and I'll find the quote in the book to go along with it.

Answer 1

dramatic irony - we know from line 1 that Jem will break his arm
Socratic - Atticus when questioning Bob Ewell