Born a Crime

Born a Crime, Chapter 13

This chapter is an example of which type of irony? Explain with evidence from the text.

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Chapter 13 is an example of situational irony. We expect Trevor to get caught by the authorities.... and Trevor expects to be caught by the authorities. None-the-less, based upon the color of his skin he escapes the shoplifting charges.... even though his image is captured on film.

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