Use Of Situational Irony In The Lowest Animal

In Mark Twain’s, “The Lowest Animal”, he uses Situation irony, Hyperbole, And Juxtaposition to convey that animals are actually more civilized than human beings because they lack these characteristics. Twain uses Situation irony the difference of expectation and reality. In paragraph 171-189, it talks about putting different types of animals in a cage together to see what would happen when they're left alone. The different animals learned how to get along. But when putting different type of people and religious they ended up killing each other. The irony is that ‘we’ humans think we know it all and think we can get along with any living thing but when it comes down to it,we can't handle something that we don't have control over. Twain also