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For example, as their initial conversation about religion in the living room proceeds, Sister Barnes becomes suspicious about Mr. Reed. But Sister Paxton is still totally oblivious to it. She’s way too trusting. So now, you’ve split the dramatic irony between the heroes. One senses something is wrong. The other doesn’t. This advances the dynamic in the room, keeping the interaction fresh.
That’s not by accident. Good writers know that every writing tool has an expiration point in the story. You can only use the suspense of a certain situation for so long before the audience demands it come to a head. Therefore, if you want to keep using that dramatically ironic scenario, you must find ways to advance the dynamic of the interaction.
