Analogy and Us

Metaphor

•  used to describe a subject as exactly the same to the object by drawing the parallel in the properties between the subject and the object.

Simile

• Figure of speech that draws similarity between 2 different things though it is not the same between one other.
• "Like" or " Us"

Satire / parody

• the use of wit, especially irony, sarcasm and ridicule to criticize a particular as depicted in literary, works, play or film.

Irony

• is a consistency between what might be expected to happen and what actually happens especially when this differences seems absurd or laughable.
• In example, I have to submit assignments tomorrow, though i still went out partying.

Paradox 

• a statement or a situation that is true but seems to defy logic or intuition.

Differences between irony and paradox

Paradox: In paradox the truth is stated directly. in both contradicting situations one is true while the other one is false.

Irony: In irony the truth about both contradicting situations are debatable. We could never be sure which one is true and which one is wrong.