The title character's mother sacrifices her own reputation to save her daughter's, despite not having revealed their relationship.
One character is this play ensures that Mr. Hopper has appeared five times on the dance card of her daughter Agatha, whose only lines throughout the play are the repeated "yes, mamma." One character in this play comments "we are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars." The protagonist of this play breaks open her husband's bank book and discovers the record of several checks written to a particular woman. The title character's mother sacrifices her own reputation to save her daughter's, despite not having revealed their relationship. Mrs. Erlynne reveals herself in Lord Darlington's apartment, claiming that she dropped the title item, saving the title character from accusations of having an affair. For 10 points, name this play about a noblewoman by Oscar Wilde.
One character is this play ensures that Mr. Hopper has appeared five times on the dance card of her daughter Agatha, whose only lines throughout the play are the repeated "yes, mamma.
Lady Windermere's Fan