One character in this work supports smoking because "a man should always have an occupation of some kind." Two characters in this work debate about the properness of eating muffins in their situation, and another resists her schooling because she wants to water her flowers. That character,(*) Cecily
One character in this work supports smoking because "a man should always have an occupation of some kind." Two characters in this work debate about the properness of eating muffins in their situation, and another resists her schooling because she wants to water her flowers. That character,(*) Cecily, dislikes her uncle's seriousness. At the end of this play, Miss Prism reveals that two characters are in fact brothers. Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff take on a shared pseudonym in, for 10 points, what Oscar Wilde play?
One character in this work supports smoking because "a man should always have an occupation of some kind.