In this work, Mr. Dumby agrees with Lady Statfield that it has been a "quite delightful" season, only to immediately agree that the season was instead "dreadfully dull." It opens as the main character is arranging a fresh bowl of roses, and later the Duchess of Berwick drives the protagonist to rip open a sealed checkbook, finding several large sums given to another woman. That protagonist of this work leaves a letter for her husband and leaves to escape with Lord Darlin
In this work, Mr. Dumby agrees with Lady Statfield that it has been a "quite delightful" season, only to immediately agree that the season was instead "dreadfully dull." It opens as the main character is arranging a fresh bowl of roses, and later the Duchess of Berwick drives the protagonist to rip open a sealed checkbook, finding several large sums given to another woman. That protagonist of this work leaves a letter for her husband and leaves to escape with Lord Darlington, but Ms. Erlynne reveals herself to be Margaret's long lost mother. For 10 points, name this play by Oscar Wilde, whose title object is Margaret's birthday gift from her husband.
In this work, Mr. Dumby agrees with Lady Statfield that it has been a "quite delightful" season, only to immediately agree that the season was instead "dreadfully dull."
Lady {Windermere's Fan}