PosterĄG YukiHung at 12:5:13 12/18/97 from c550-17.svdcc.fju.edu.tw
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This is my first time to read English drama.
Characters play a very important role in drama. In this drama, there were several leading actors, they were Lane, Algy, Lady Bracknell, Gwendolem, and Ernest.Algy was Lady bracknell's nephew,Lane's sir,Gwendolem's cousin, and Ernest's friend.In other words, "Algy" connected all the leading actors. In the beginning, Algy picked up Ernest's cigarette case and found Ernest's another name, Jack. He thought Jack was not honest to them. He also asked who Cecily was.Ernest told a lie. In fact, Cecily was his ward, not his aunt. I thought that he did not want anyone to know his pretty and young ward, including Algy. Ernest fell in love with Gwendolem at the first sight. In his opinion, she was the cleverest girl he had ever met. He was long to marry her, therefore he proposed. Gwendolem also loved him, so she promise quickly. However, Lady Bracknell did not think Ernest was a good object of courtship for Gwendolem.Lady bracknell and her husband hoped their only daughter marry someone who should be wealthy and has a high position.Therefore, Lady Bracknell satirized Ernest in their talk. She said: "YOu can hardly imagine that I and Lord Bracknell would dream allowing our only daughter- a girl brought up with the utmost care-to marry into a clock-room and form an alliance with a parcel." Besides, she also interrogated if Ernest has houses and how much his property was. Apparently, she cared if her daughter could have a wealthy life after if Gwendolem marry him. In my opinion, Algy was a benevolent person, because he treated his servant, Lane, friendly. He seemed to be a optimistic person, too. The strangest role was Ernest, for he had two different names in country and town. In my imagination, he was a gentleman wearing a suit, the so-called upper society style. They have different view points about marriage. Algy did not feel it's romantic in proposing. He thought it's very romantic to be in love,but not about a definite proposal. Ernest agreed that,too. Lane was Algy's servant.He was a speechless and pessimistic man.When Algy said:" I hoped it will be fine tomorrow",and Lane said : "it never will be." Besides, his view point about was that marriage was in consequence of a misunderstanding between himself and a young person. I thought Gwendolem was a girl who fell in love easily. Furthermore, she was brave in expressing her love. In UK upper society, it's a bad behavior to flirt with someone. But Gwendole did that, In my imagination, Lady Bracknell should be full in form, and acted in an elegant and poised way. Maybe she also brought a parasol and wore a long skirt. In Lady Bracknell's opinion, women should marry a rich and healthy man. In conclusion, all the characters had their own view points about marriage. |