Lady Bracknell's shallow

each
approach to marriage, inquiring
time into social position, income
lower orders don't setus
"really, ifthe

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and character.
on earth
what is the
/ asaforce for speculation
a
good example,

tof hem"
Jack:Oh! About a hundred and thousand
thirty
and debate rather than
us
"they seem as class to
sacrement have no sense of moral
a
religious

Lady
Funds. thatis all.
in the Good-bye,
have seenon.
Brackney. So pleased to
↑ responsibility"

Marriage -Wilde once

again satirically flipping
Lady Bracknen: (sitting down again) i
Morality the expectation
A moment, or worthing...

!
the strictcode of morals in
-quudes to
- materialistic, shallow. Devoid of human connection victoriansociety
all characters display qualities thatare not -

poking fun atthe rigid moral code

ernest (made clear by the title also)

Wilde
↓
showing the shallow manipulation of
Religion being "Earnest/ernest"
strict overed victorian social
religious ideas in the -

a moral paradox
code
-key plotpoint, in Jackclaiming
be "earest"
to he is in effect
not being ernest

play's primary pointof sative

-makes for the

/
other characters
all the surrounding this tarnest paradox are either
equally as hypocritical or are impacted by it.
Wilde communicates his ideas of
morality as an inverence
though his key satirical ideas, as opposed to being tarnest.
upper orders take themselves to seriously
perhaps the

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