Cecily Cardew and Gwendolyn Fairfax are the love interests of the two protagonists who later turn out to be brothers.
One character in this play pretends to break off a fictional relationship with someone in her diary, and that character's governess is the author of several romance novels. Cecily Cardew and Gwendolyn Fairfax are the love interests of the two protagonists who later turn out to be brothers. Confusion ensues when both men take up the practice of "bunburying." For 10 points name this play in which both Algernon Moncreif and Jack Worthing assume the title name, a work of Oscar Wilde.
One character in this play pretends to break off a fictional relationship with someone in her diary, and that character's governess is the author of several romance novels.
The Importance of Being {Earnest}