Question

describe the ironic instances in the titanic
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Answer 1

Explanation:

Rose dropping the Heart of the Ocean (situational irony)

Rose dropping the Heart of the Ocean (situational irony)When the viewer learns that Rose has been in possession of the Heart of the Ocean diamond for the entire film, he or she expects that Rose will turn it over to Brock Lovett, who has spent untold amounts of time and energy desperately hunting for the jewel

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Rose dropping the Heart of the Ocean (situational irony)

When the viewer learns that Rose has been in possession of the Heart of the Ocean diamond for the entire film, he or she expects that Rose will turn it over to Brock Lovett, who has spent untold amounts of time and energy desperately hunting for the jewel. Instead, in an example of situational irony, Rose drops the priceless diamond back into the North Atlantic.