The value of the "three-volume novel" is discussed shortly before the arrival of Dr. Chasuble, who is scheduled to rechristen one of the central characters of this play.
One character in this play claims that he cannot get an appetite until he receives a pink rose for his buttonhole. The value of the "three-volume novel" is discussed shortly before the arrival of Dr. Chasuble, who is scheduled to rechristen one of the central characters of this play. That character is later revealed to have been the baby abandoned at Victoria Station by Miss Prism, which allows Jack Worthing to marry Gwendolyn Fairfax, and Algernon to stop "Bunburying." For 10 points, name this last completed English play of Oscar Wilde.
One character in this play claims that he cannot get an appetite until he receives a pink rose for his buttonhole.
The {Importance} of {Being Earnest}: A Trivial Comedy for Serious People