Dramatic Irony, When the meaning of events is understood by audience but not by characters., Situational Irony, Actions have an effect that is opposite from what was intended., Disguise, Props to change the appearance of the character to fool characters. Ex. A character puts on a large high-vis jacket and a hat to pretend they are an official city worker to get past a security guard., Soliloquy, Character speaking to the world in general with no other characters in the scene., Aside, Character speaking confidentially to audience as if other characters cannot hear., Suspense, The feeling of not knowing for sure what will happen., Hubris, Excessive pride or arrogance, often leading to a person's downfall.

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