Don't think I haven't noticed exactly what you're up to.

And I found a good play that demonstrates dramatic irony. Much Ado About Nothing. Well, all of Shakespeare makes excellent use of the concept, but I think Much Ado About Nothing gives the sort of example that Gerald envisions, as evidenced by the characters of Beatrice and Benedick.

I suppose I can just give it to you in the Great Hall tomorrow, unless you think you'd want to start reading it tonight.