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The Importance of Being Earnest Bloggin With G认真 bloggin与G的重要性

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The Importance of Being Earnest By Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) The Importance of Being Earnest Written in 1895 A comedy in 3 Acts Is a satire Immediate hit when first performed Criticizes Victorian moral and social values Bridges Victorian period or literature with Modern Uses wit, puns, exaggeration, epigrams, and wordplay to create humor Main Characters John Worthing, aka “Jack”, aka “Earnest” Algernon Montcrief, Jack’s friend Lane, the butler for Algernon Rev. Chausible, the preacher in the country Lady Bracknell, mother of Gwendolyn Gwendolyn, wants to marry a man named “Earnest” Cecily, Jack’s ward Miss Prism, Cecily’s governess Settings Time: Around 1890 Place(s): London (“the City”) Jack’s House in the Country (a very large estate) The village church Settings Jack’s Country House Settings Jack’s Drawing Room Settings Lady Bracknell’s mansion in London Victorian Period Named for Queen Victoria of England Was Queen from 1837-1901 Followed the reign of “Mad” King George The culture was very moral and serious Women were expected to be the “angel in the house” - to take care of their husband and family Queen Victoria Became Queen as a young girl Married Albert, Prince Consort and adored him After he died, she wore black for the rest of her life Had 9 children Created a culture that valued family and stability Victorian Period Manners were supremely important English society was divided into classes The Upper-class was well-educated, came from a rich and respected family (“old money”), and having good manners mattered more than anything else Considered bad manners to flaunt wealth Victorian Period Young women were always chaperoned until they were married Women’s clothing covered them from neck to ankle; clothes had to be modest In the upper classes, people with a bad reputation were outcasts no matter how much money they had Good manners were extremely important Victorian Fashion For the Gentlemen Victorian Fashion For the Ladies