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Which event is an example of irony in Macbeth?
O A. King Duncan's sons are afraid for their lives and flee the country
without telling anyone about their plan.
B. Macbeth orders the murders of Banquo and his son and then
becomes upset when the son survives.
O C. Macbeth has been crowned king - a glorious position
feels empty and worthless because of his actions.
but he
D. Lady Macbeth harasses her husband into killing King Duncan
because Macbeth is uncertain about the plan.
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C. Macbeth has been crowned king - a glorious position feels empty and worthless because of his actions.

The event that exemplifies irony in the text titled Macbeth would be:

C). Macbeth has been crowned king...because of his actions.

What is irony?

The irony is described as the literary device in which there is a discrepancy between the given words and the meaning suggested by them.

In Macbeth, the irony is demonstrated when Macbeth became the king but still undergoes a state of emptiness and aloneness due to his deeds.

This shows the contradiction of despite being the supreme authority, he was all alone and felt useless.

Thus, option C is the correct answer.

Learn more about "Irony" here:

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