One character in this play pretends to be Jack Worthing's brother while visiting Cecily Cardew, and Jack wishes to marry Gwendolen Fairfax.
One scene in this play sees the butler Merriman instructed to tell a dogcart to return a week later. One man in this play has a servant named Lane who tells guests that there are no available cucumbers in the market that day. Two friends in this play accuse each other of [*] "Bunburying," as one character pretends he has an invalid friend in the country, and another pretends he has an unscrupulous brother in the city. One character in this play pretends to be Jack Worthing's brother while visiting Cecily Cardew, and Jack wishes to marry Gwendolen Fairfax. For 10 points, name this play in which Gwendolen and Cecily express their liking of a certain name, a play by Oscar Wilde.
One scene in this play sees the butler Merriman instructed to tell a dogcart to return a week later.
The {Importance of Being Earnest}