1. Introducing a character
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2. The principle of
dramatic irony
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3. Clever preparation
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4. Dialogue that shows
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5. Serious and comic failure
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6. Diffuse dramatic irony
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7. Willing protagonist
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8. Both stupid and ironic
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9. External obstacles of internal origin
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10. A subtle first act-second act transition
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11. The A-A-A' triad
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12. Four types of silent comedy
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13. What is at stake?
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14. The hidden part of the narrative iceberg
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15. The payoff line
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16. Two kinds of clowns
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17. Touching exploitation
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18. Creativity
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19. A reverse comic discrepancy
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