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How does Algernon find out the address of Jack’s country house?

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How does Algernon find out the address of Jack’s country house?

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Why has Jack kept his life in the country a closely guarded secret from Algernon?

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Why has Jack kept his life in the country a closely guarded secret from Algernon?

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In Wilde’s view, style is paramount. How does Algernon’s response to Jack regarding      cleverness emphasize that?

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In Wilde’s view, style is paramount. How does Algernon’s response to Jack regarding      cleverness emphasize that?

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Although the conversation seems normal, what is the absurdity of the characters’ concerns about the conditions surrounding Jack’s discovery as a foundling?

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Although the conversation seems normal, what is the absurdity of the characters’ concerns about the conditions surrounding Jack’s discovery as a foundling?

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Why does Lady Bracknell conclude that Jack is not a suitable husband for Gwendolen?     Why does this matter so much to her?

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Why does Lady Bracknell conclude that Jack is not a suitable husband for Gwendolen?     Why does this matter so much to her?

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In Lady Bracknell’s interview of Jack, she takes a satiric shot at education in England.      What does she say of it?

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In Lady Bracknell’s interview of Jack, she takes a satiric shot at education in England.      What does she say of it?

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In Lady Bracknell’s interview of Jack, she takes a satiric shot at education in England.      What does she say of it?

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In Lady Bracknell’s interview of Jack, she takes a satiric shot at education in England.      What does she say of it?

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Earlier, we learned that Jack was in love with Gwendolen, and we now learn that       Gwendolen is also in love with Jack. What first caused Gwendolen to love Jack?

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Earlier, we learned that Jack was in love with Gwendolen, and we now learn that       Gwendolen is also in love with Jack. What first caused Gwendolen to love Jack?

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We are told that the death of Lady Harbury’s husband has altered her. In what way has our expectation been inverted?

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We are told that the death of Lady Harbury’s husband has altered her. In what way has our expectation been inverted?

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How are Lady Bracknell and Gwendolen related to Algernon?

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How are Lady Bracknell and Gwendolen related to Algernon?

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Algernon aims a number of satiric barbs at marriage and “the happy English home.” (Act I)  Do you suppose Wilde means any of the cynical comments, or is he simply being funny?

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Algernon aims a number of satiric barbs at marriage and “the happy English home.” (Act I)  Do you suppose Wilde means any of the cynical comments, or is he simply being funny?

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Why does Algernon call Jack a Bunburyist?

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Why does Algernon call Jack a Bunburyist?

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What, precisely, is a Bunburyist? How are Algernon and Jack both Bunburyists?

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What, precisely, is a Bunburyist? How are Algernon and Jack both Bunburyists?

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What literary device does Wilde employ in Algernon’s speech to Jack upon learning his        name is not Ernest?

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What literary device does Wilde employ in Algernon’s speech to Jack upon learning his        name is not Ernest?

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What does Jack have written on his calling card?

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What does Jack have written on his calling card?

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Who is Cecily, and how did Algernon first become aware of her existence?

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Who is Cecily, and how did Algernon first become aware of her existence?

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What is Algernon’s view regarding romance and marriage? Do you agree?

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What is Algernon’s view regarding romance and marriage? Do you agree?

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What is ironic about Algernon’s response to Jack regarding neighbors when he says, “How    immensely you must amuse them”? (Act I)

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What is ironic about Algernon’s response to Jack regarding neighbors when he says, “How    immensely you must amuse them”? (Act I)

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When Jack first appears, he delivers one of Wilde’s many epigrams. How is it true?

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When Jack first appears, he delivers one of Wilde’s many epigrams. How is it true?

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How does Algernon describe Lane’s view on marriage? In that speech, how does Algernon    turn conventional wisdom around?

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How does Algernon describe Lane’s view on marriage? In that speech, how does Algernon    turn conventional wisdom around?

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In the opening exchange between Lane and Algernon, what satiric shot does Wilde aim at    the honesty of servants? Is this characterization supported or refuted by the behavior of Lane?

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In the opening exchange between Lane and Algernon, what satiric shot does Wilde aim at    the honesty of servants? Is this characterization supported or refuted by the behavior of Lane?

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How does    Algernon bring it in as a comment on his piano playing? How else do you see the art versus     science analysis used?

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How does    Algernon bring it in as a comment on his piano playing? How else do you see the art versus     science analysis used?

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Why are the first two lines in the play examples of inverted expectation?

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Why are the first two lines in the play examples of inverted expectation?

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At the beginning of the act, what statement of Algernon’s appears     incongruous? Why?

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At the beginning of the act, what statement of Algernon’s appears     incongruous? Why?