Fahrenheit 451

what type of irony is in the quote, "Well, wasn't there a wall between him and Mildred..."

what is the type of irony and the explination

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The quote in question is a metaphor and an example of dramatic irony, as the wall between Montag and his wife is both literal and metaphorical.

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