"Memory" is blamed for the three-volume novels that Mudie keeps sending a character in this work, a girl who later notes "the weather still continues charming" in a letter she wrote to herself breaking off an imaginary engagement.
"Memory" is blamed for the three-volume novels that Mudie keeps sending a character in this work, a girl who later notes "the weather still continues charming" in a letter she wrote to herself breaking off an imaginary engagement. Minor characters in this play include the servants Merriman and Lane, while one of the male leads gets his surname from the destination of the man that found him in a handbag in Victoria Station. Another character constantly gets out of engagements by claiming to care for a fictional invalid named Bunbury, and both of the male leads get Reverend Canon to christen them. The two central women in this play are governed by Miss Prism and the snobbish Lady Bracknell. Seeing both Cecily Cardew and Gwendolen Fairfax infatuated with the titular name, for 10 points, name this play centering on John Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff, written by Oscar Wilde.
"Memory" is blamed for the three-volume novels that Mudie keeps sending a character in this work, a girl who later notes "the weather still continues charming" in a letter she wrote to herself breaking off an imaginary engagement.
The Importance of Being {Earnest}