In one play by this man, the title object implies one character's infidelity until her disguised mother Mrs. Erlynne claims it.
In a novel by this man, the title character escapes from the vengeful James by explaining that he is too young to be the man his sister called "Prince Charming." In one play by this man, the title object implies one character's infidelity until her disguised mother Mrs. Erlynne claims it. In another work by this author of Lady Windermere's Fan, confusion arises from both Cecily and Gwendolen's wish to marry a man of a certain name until the lies of Algernon and Jack are revealed. For 10 points, name this author of The Importance of Being Earnest and The Picture of Dorian Gray.
In a novel by this man, the title character escapes from the vengeful James by explaining that he is too young to be the man his sister called "Prince Charming."
Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde