In the story, “Invitation to a Murder,” which was written by Josh Pachter, the plot was structured by using situational irony. Situational irony is when actions have an effect that is opposite from what was intended. The first situational irony is Eleanor Abbott invited twelve men who had a background of being successful with their law enforcement or judicial experience. The textual evidence for this is that she invited them to act as a jury of twelve people. The second situational irony is that the amber bottle was a prescription with a crossbones sicker on it which meant poison. The textual evidence is that the amber bottle was deadly to normal people who took but for Gregory, it would make his heart beat normal. The third situational is