Stage Set: Magenta High. Hari and Sam are the only ones in the hallway. Hari is holding a test he found in the class. Hari and Sam do not know that the teacher has already noticed that the test is missing and is typing up a new test.

SAM:    You know that wasn't right?
HARI:   But, I really need an A.
SAM:    If you return it without looking at it, I won't tell anyone.
HARI:   But, I have it right here.
SAM:    Listen, I will help you study all night.
HARI:   You will?
SAM:    Yes, I will. Just leave it where you found it.
HARI:   On her desk. She had forgotten it in class.
SAM:    Do you think you can tell her you found it and leave it?
HARI:   Like she is going to believe that!
SAM:    Sometimes, it is important to just be honest even if people believe you or not.
HARI:   Alright. I will do that.
SAM:    Why don't we go to the teacher's room and just give it to her then? That way you don't have to fight the temptation? (walks toward the teacher's room with HARI)


Which of these best explains the dramatic irony in this play?
A.
Sam and Hari do not know that the test has been changed.
B.
The friends are going through a test to define their relationship.
C.
The teacher is about to end up with two tests instead of one. <----
D.
Sam and Hari are about to ace an important test in school.