Whether these characters contain parts or the whole of a writer’s life, the similarities are definitely there. The experiences that Wilde has in his life bring more validation to the satirical components in his play The Importance of Being Earnest. Algernon directly reflects the play’s composer in a way that satirizes the Victorian upper class society through his decisions that fulfill his animalistic and socialized instincts. In this mix of impulses, both Algernon and Wilde understand the value of sincerity within a community of trivialities that the upper class provide. By doing this, Wilde brings the audience to think about their own values and whether those qualities are essential in the life of Algernon
Whether these characters contain parts or the whole of a writer’s life, the similarities are definitely there. The experiences that Wilde has in his life bring more validation to the satirical components in his play The Importance of Being Earnest. Algernon directly reflects the play’s composer in a way that satirizes the Victorian upper class society through his decisions that fulfill his animalistic and socialized instincts. In this mix of impulses, both Algernon and Wilde understand the value of sincerity within a community of trivialities that the upper class provide. By doing this, Wilde brings the audience to think about their own values and whether those qualities are essential in the life of Algernon