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It is like...there is everything we need but the lack of structure (for example link between names and pictures) and balance (red widget, too much text...who -in 2nd- is going to read the full text?) make it a little bit difficult to follow/understand (also the diagram, we cannot see it in its whole). Nice background and illustrations. I can see the efforts to make it "graphical"...but sometimes you need to "land" your ideas. Content 9 + Design 9 + personal touch 0.5 = 18.5

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He is the priest of Jack’s parish, Jack, and Algernon approach to him to request that they be christened “Ernest”. Reverend Chasuble has romantic feelings for Miss Prism secretly.

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We first see Miss Prism in her role as educator, which she takes very seriously. As an unmarried woman in a society obsessed with marriage, Miss Prism takes her job as her identity
She uses a lot of flashy vocabulary like "utilitarian" and "vacillating" and even tries to impress Dr. Chasuble with made-up words like "womanthrope"
She is Cecily's governess and a symbol of Victorian moral righteousness. She is educating Cecily to have no imagination or sensationalism in her life.
Miss Prism springs for the chance to take a walk with Dr. Chasuble. She is totally into him. His sermons, his lectures, his metaphors all make her stomach swarm with butterflies. Cecily clearly recognizes the infatuation and uses it to get out of her lessons. Miss Prism excited to even take a stroll with the preacher, but, in true Victorian style, she hides it beneath fake-scholastic references and roundabout arguments:

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A silly and naïve girl, she declares that she wants to meet a "wicked man." Less sophisticated than Gwendolen, she falls in love with Algernon but feels he would be more stable if named Ernest.
She is a child of nature, as ingenuous and unspoiled as a pink rose
However, her ingenuity is belied by her fascination with wickedness. She is obsessed with the name Ernest just as Gwendolen is, but wickedness is primarily what leads her to fall in love with “Uncle Jack’s brother,” whose reputation is wayward enough to intrigue her.
Cecily is probably the most realistically drawn character in the play, and she is the only character who does not speak in epigrams. Her charm lies in her idiosyncratic cast of mind and her imaginative capacity, qualities that derive from Wilde’s notion of life as a work of art.

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She has ideas and ideals, attends lectures, and is bent on self-
improvement. She is also artificial and pretentious.
Gwendolen is in love with Jack, whom she knows as Ernest
Gwendolen is cut from very much the same cloth as her mother. She is
similarly strong-minded and speaks with unassailable authority on matters
of taste and morality,
She is both a model and an arbiter of elegant fashion and sophistication

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Imaginary invalid friend to Algernon. Bunbury is the pretext for Algy when Algy don’t want going to social engagement.

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She is Gwendolen’s mother, and the aunt of Jack, she is a powerful, arrogant and proper woman, but it wasn’t always like that, she was a former member of the lower class, however she married a rich man. Her primary goal in “life”  is to see her daughter marry with a rich man to, so she has a list of “eligible young men” and a prepared interview she gives to potential suitors.

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He is the nephew of Lady Bracknell, a young smart man.

He’s the best friend of Jack or Ernest in this case. At the beginning of the play Algy only knows Ernest, but then he finds out all the truth about jack.

He’s in love with Cecily.

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Young English gentleman high sociality, he was adopted by Thomas Cardew, Jack having been abandoned in a handbag at Victoria station. He is a major landowner. Jack wants to marry Algernon’s cousin Gwendolen. Lady Bracknell’s sister is Jack’s mother. And Algy is the little Brother of Jack. He is Ernest.

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Algernon’s butler. He’s a very loyal man, and clever.

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Merriman is Jack’s servant in his country home. He leads a “double life”, because when Jack is not present he eat sandwiches and drink champagne. He also help and approves the lies of Algernon. He is calm even during crisis and chaos.

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Ernest and Jack are the same person. Ernest is an invented character, he is supposed to be Jack´s younger brother which lives in London and have a comfortable life, he usually cause problems and Jack has to solve them, but it is actually Jack’s pretext for going up to London and enjoy himself.

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In a little town named Hertfordshire rules the perfect and responsible man. Mr. Worthing. But only a few people know that he’s indeed a ¨Bunburyst¨(named like that after Algernon’s explanation) A man who’s secretly running a double life as his fake brother named Ernest.
Mr. Worthing has created Ernest with the proposed to liberate himself from the responsibility, In Hertfordshire, everyone knows that Ernest is a troublemaker and that time to times Mr. Worthing goes to London to rescue his brother.

In London Mr. Worthing has a whole different life, he has a good friend named Algernon and the love of his life Gwendolen, Algernon's cousin.

Mr. Worthing wants to marry Gwendolen but in order to do that, he needs to come clean with everything.

Algernon is the first person to discovers Ernest true identity and turns out that Algernon also has a secret, his dear friend Bunbury is fake, just a mire invention created to be a go out of jail free, whenever it’s required.

When Mr. Worthing propose to Gwendolen she accepts and tells him that it’s a good thing because she’s only get married to a man named Ernest a name that inspires trust. That's when Mr. Worthing decides to go back to Hertfordshire and change his name to Ernest.

At the same time, Algernon meets Cecily as Ernest, and he falls in love with her. After Algernon realizes that he’s only going to be able to marry Cecily if he continues to be Ernest he decides to change his name.

After a series of uncomfortable and unexpected events Cecily and Gwendolen find out all the truth about Algernon and Mr. Worthing’s plans but them forgive the boys.

A few after the arrival of Lady Bracknell to the town a big secret is revealed…

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“The truth is rarely pure and never simple.”
― Oscar Wilde, The Importance of Being Earnest