Being Earnest

"The Importance of Being Earnest" is the drama written by Oscar Wilde. Wilde played it in the Victorian era. During this period, people had the very restricted lives. In addition, the petit bourgeoisie was appeared. They got a lot of money in this society, by the development of the science and the industry. The middle class didn't have any leadership, but tried to pretend like the nobility and becoming as the snob. Furthermore, the dignity was the most important thing to them. It was the circumstance of the Wilde critics the people's hypocrisy about the Victorian era's convention and the issue of this society. Maybe, the bourgeoisie couldn't acclimatize about the changing of their lifestyles and feel the pressures from it. Therefore, Bunburying had the significance for the person who wants to avoid
It seems like the people who live in the Victorian era were tired of being earnest, because of that they wanted to escape from what they have been doing. For instance, the main character from The Importance of Being Earnest "Jack" the Cecily's guardian, but he gets a tired from his accountability; therefore, he created a fictional character "Earnest" as his younger brother to have a break. Additionally, the characters "Cecily" and "Gwedolen" both fell in love with the man who has a name "Earnest" because of his name and accepted the proposal, yet when ladies found out, there are two Earnests and one was "Jack" the other one was "Algernon," it disappointed the ladies. In conclusion, the name Earnest was an important matter to all four of the main characters Jack, Algernon, Cecily, and Gwedolen. It was Jack and Algernon's Bunburying, and the reason of the ladies felt the affection for the gentlemen. It is wrong to create the feigned character for the one's relaxation, but people couldn't live in the fullness of the