Themes (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Jack's quote about his name in town vs country (Act 1)

My name is Ernest in town and Jack in the country

Algernon's fictional character to escape obligations

Bunbury - an invaluable permanent invalid

Lady Bracknell's quote about losing parents

To lose one parent = misfortune; both = carelessness

Quote about the nature of truth (Act 1)

The truth is rarely pure and never simple

Gwendolen: style vs sincerity in grave matters

Style, not sincerity is the vital thing

Marriage in play: social contract or romantic union?

Social contract driven by economic/social considerations

Final revelation about Jack & Algernon's real names

Both are actually named Ernest

Lady Bracknell on daughter marrying into cloakroom

Would never allow alliance with a parcel

Purpose of Jack's invention of brother Ernest

To lead double life & escape societal norms

Algernon's quote: the essence of romance is...

Uncertainty

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