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11 April, 06:18

What attitude toward marriage do algernon and lady bracknell represent?

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    Similar to Aunt Augusta, Algernon has a traditional Victorian attitude toward marriage as being a business engagement due to his inexperience as a bachelor and realistic view of life. Clearly, Algernon's inexperience with marriage and romance makes him dependent on relations to "set [him] a good example" (2) to follow.
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