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A few language mistakes in the plot and even if some paragraphs seem endless, the content is really interesting and it 's a real vocabulary lesson that you have here! Love the plot diagram (the best part) and the Bunbury's illustration :) Congatulations 19/20

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Jack Worthing is a seemingly responsible and respectable young man. Mr. Worthing is said a pillar of the society because: he is a major landowner and justice of the peace and lots of people depends on him just like servants, tenants, farmers, and the local clergyman; so, we can deduce that he is in a high social class. He was found by Mr. Thomas Cardew as a child in a cloakroom of a railway station. Jack lives in the country side. Algernon is Jack’s best friend. Cecily Cardew a young lady which is the ward of Jack Worthing and Gwendolen Fairfax who’s in love of “Ernest” Jack’s alter ego in London.

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Ernest is merely Jack and Algy's alibi, a phantom that allows them to disappear for days at a time and do as they like. Only Jack and Algernon know that they are Ernest. Ernest is the name Jack goes by in London and Algernon in the country side, which is where they really go on these occasions.

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Algy Moncrieff is Gwendolen Fairfax’s cousin, Lady Bracknell’s nephew and Jack Worthing’s best friend. He is a charming and witty young bachelor who lives a luxurious life inside London’s society. He is brilliant and selfish, and he considers himself an open “Bunburyist”, even criticizing Jack because he doesn’t to being as well.

He is well known for his artistic and poetic form of living and his epigrammatic way of thinking.

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Algernon invented an imaginary invalid friend Bunbury. So, Bunbury is an imaginary friend, but Algernon does not admit that Bunbury is fake.

Bunbury is the imaginary friend of Algernon, Bunbury is supposed to be very sick and Algernon uses him as an excuse to avoid his commitments

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The story is about a rich man named Jack Worthing who gets bored and creates a double personality (Ernest) to go and live a life full of fun in London , and escape his responsibilities in the countryside.

Whilst Algernon, Jack’s best friend who is an eccentric bachelor living a life full of partying and creates an imaginary character to escape his social compromises.

The story continues when Jack decides to marry Gwendolen Fairfax a person who met while being Ernest and who is the cousin of his best friend, but thinks get complicated when Algy accuse Jack of being a Bunburyist and not admitting it also Gwendolen’s mother decides to test Jack to see if he is worthy of her daughter.

Gwendolen is eager to marry an Earnest man, and this generates conflicts between her and Cecily Cardew because they both are engaged to the same man.

The end is captivating and unexpected, and the story is full of philosophical thoughts.

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Lady Bracknell is Gwendolen’s mother and Algernon’s aunt. She is a member of London’s upper class; she is a dominant woman who makes clear that she is the one that makes the rules and takes the decisions after she questions Jack on his intentions with her daughter.

Her entitled, ruthless and conservative personality is the origin of many problems that surge in the plot, she firmly represents the Victorian perception and way of living.