Dramatic Irony (Professor Snape and Harry in the 6th film)

[ProfessorSnape]

 

In the 6th film Professor Snape, Professor McGonagall and the trio are in Professor McGonagall's classroom discussing about the cursed necklace and Harry says that he is sure that it is Draco who is responsible for the cursed necklace and Katie Bell’s behaviour. Professor Snape says, "You just know? (sarcastically) Oh how grand it must be to be the chosen one..." Just a random thought that I had when I watched this scene but I'm wondering if Professor Snape is secretly impressed with Harry and how he's already figured out that Draco is up to something? Obviously Professor Snape and Dumbledore already know this but they can't reveal it to Harry which makes this scene all the more ironic because Snape is trying to ridicule Harry but I'd like to think he's secretly impressed. 

 

(Dramatic Irony is where the audience knows something that the character doesn't)

 

What do you think?

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[ProfessorSnape]

Who is that hiding under the invisibility cloak? Harry... Is that you? No?
Well, you must be a Muggle... And, you've found our magical community!

In that case, I think you should join us.
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