An ideal Husband
An Ideal Husband (outline)
Thesis statement: Human defines the ideal husband as the one that is kind, the one that care, and the one that has as only devotion the success and happiness of his family. In the book "An Ideal Husband,” Oscar Wilde, the author, presents Robert and Goring as two men who were ready to do everything it takes to save their love and satisfy the demand of their lover. Although their stories are coming together in some points, Chiltern and Goring have their disparities and particularities. 1 - Roberto's life was a mixture of hided truth, and success in politic - Roberto was a self-divided person and had a conceal past which he tried to hide from his wife, so that her wife doesn’t misunderstand him. - Roberto was a successful well-known politician, honorable to most people in society. - The real title of the book should have been Under the Table
2- Lord Goring was conciliating, honorable, and romantic gentlemen - He tried to reduce the misunderstanding between Robert and Chiltern - Lord Goring was an honorable person in the society; he was also a romantic person.
3- The adaptive attitude of Robert and Goring - Dump Mrs. Cheverly was blackmailing Roberto about his previous secret. - Fight rumors, and ready to abandon profession to save their marriage.
An Ideal Husband
As men, most of us grow up with the strong desire of success in his life. The real meaning of that so desired success is the dream to be emotionally, physically, and financially stable. We want to be the one who cares for the family, especially for kids and wife; we want to be the ideal husband. In this story named “An Ideal Husband”, the author Oscar Wilde presented Sir Robert Chiltern and Lord Goring as ideal husbands. Mrs. Cheverly and Lady Gertrude also are very important characters in this story. In this story, Sir Robert and Goring played a number of
Thesis statement: Human defines the ideal husband as the one that is kind, the one that care, and the one that has as only devotion the success and happiness of his family. In the book "An Ideal Husband,” Oscar Wilde, the author, presents Robert and Goring as two men who were ready to do everything it takes to save their love and satisfy the demand of their lover. Although their stories are coming together in some points, Chiltern and Goring have their disparities and particularities. 1 - Roberto's life was a mixture of hided truth, and success in politic - Roberto was a self-divided person and had a conceal past which he tried to hide from his wife, so that her wife doesn’t misunderstand him. - Roberto was a successful well-known politician, honorable to most people in society. - The real title of the book should have been Under the Table
2- Lord Goring was conciliating, honorable, and romantic gentlemen - He tried to reduce the misunderstanding between Robert and Chiltern - Lord Goring was an honorable person in the society; he was also a romantic person.
3- The adaptive attitude of Robert and Goring - Dump Mrs. Cheverly was blackmailing Roberto about his previous secret. - Fight rumors, and ready to abandon profession to save their marriage.
An Ideal Husband
As men, most of us grow up with the strong desire of success in his life. The real meaning of that so desired success is the dream to be emotionally, physically, and financially stable. We want to be the one who cares for the family, especially for kids and wife; we want to be the ideal husband. In this story named “An Ideal Husband”, the author Oscar Wilde presented Sir Robert Chiltern and Lord Goring as ideal husbands. Mrs. Cheverly and Lady Gertrude also are very important characters in this story. In this story, Sir Robert and Goring played a number of