A lady in this work cautions that when husbands pay attention to their wivesin public, "it makes people think that he beats her when they're alone". Anothercharacter repeatedly asks whether "this will be the last ball of the season", gettingdifferent answers each time. The central character of this play finds three questionable(+) payments totalling 1700 pounds when she cuts open her husband's bank book. In the third act,
A lady in this work cautions that when husbands pay attention to their wivesin public, "it makes people think that he beats her when they're alone". Anothercharacter repeatedly asks whether "this will be the last ball of the season", gettingdifferent answers each time. The central character of this play finds three questionable(+) payments totalling 1700 pounds when she cuts open her husband's bank book. In the third act, one character states that "we are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars." A woman returns an unopened (*) letter from the title character to her husband and claims to have accidentally misplaced the title object at Lord Darlington's place. For ten points, name this play about the title lady suspicious of her husband's affairs with Mrs. Erlynne written by Oscar Wilde.
A lady in this work cautions that when husbands pay attention to their wivesin public, "it makes people think that he beats her when they're alone".
Lady Windermere's Fan