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- "Your brother Ernest dead?" pg65
- Explanation: This dialogue is dramatic irony because Chasuble and Miss Prism don't know that Jack doesn't have a brother named Ernest, but the readers do. Summary: Jack comes back from town and informs Miss Prism and Chasuble that his brother, Ernest, died.
- "Quite dead" pg65
- Explanation: This dialogue is dramatic irony because the viewers know that Bunbury is a made up friend but Cecily doesn't. Summary: Cecily is told from Ernest about a friend named Bunbury.
- "He has been talking about Bunbury, has he?" pg69
- "Yes, he has told me all about poor Mr. Bunbury." pg69
- Explanation: This is situational irony because Jack didn't expect his made up brother named Ernest to appear and come in reality. Summary: Jack is surprised when Cecily tells him that Ernest, his brother, has arrived..
- "Your brother Ernest. He arrived about half an hour ago." pg67
- "What nonsense! I haven't got a brother." pg68
- Explanation: This is dramatic irony because the readers do know that Jack and Ernest(Algernon) are not brothers, but the characters don't know. Summary: Ernest and Jack meet each other and Miss Prism and Chasuble think of giving them time to discuss as brothers
- "I think we might leave the two brothers together." pg69
- "Cecily, you will come with us." pg69
- Explanation: This is dramatic irony because Chasuble tells Jack not to be sad by Ernest's death, but as readers we know that Jack doesn't have a brother and no one died. Summary: After Jack and Chasuble discuss about Jack being christened, Chasuble decides to go and tells him not to be in much grief by his brother's death.
- "I would merely beg you not to be too much bowed down by grief." pg67
- "Would half past five do?" pg67
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