How is situational irony used to develop the message of this cartoon?
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A Person would expect Twinkies to be more important than terrorism and financial disaster
The audience knows the definitions of the words in the headlines, and the reader of the cartoon doesn't understand the headlines
Cartoons are for children not adults
A person would expect adult readers to care about terrorism and financial disaster, but the reader of the cartoon only responds to the news about Twinkies
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