Another character in this play studies with Miss Prism and gave a cigarette case to her so-called uncle, and its inscription confuses a character who invents a fictional invalid friend.
One character in this play proclaims, "The very essence of romance is uncertainty." Another character in this play studies with Miss Prism and gave a cigarette case to her so-called uncle, and its inscription confuses a character who invents a fictional invalid friend. In this play, Lady Bracknell opposes a marriage because the prospective groom was (*) abandoned in a handbag at Victoria Station. Another character in this play ends up with Cecily Cardew, while Gwendolen Fairfax promises eternal love to Jack Worthing, though she knows him by another name, which is also at times assumed by Algernon Moncrieff. For 10 points, identify this play with many false identities by Oscar Wilde.
One character in this play proclaims, "The very essence of romance is uncertainty."
The Importance of Being Earnest, a Trivial Comedy for Serious People [prompt on the subtitle] &lt;CL&gt;