Juxtaposition In The Importance Of Being Earnest

Writing for the Earnest: A Juxtaposition of Writers and Authors The fictional landscape is rife with those who simply cannot write. Book after book, novel after novel, these men and women pour their souls onto a blank canvas and begin to paint a humdrum tale covered with speckles of lackluster details, stripes of prosaic imagery, and a finale sure to disappoint many. Yet, these critical barriers cannot keep those with a desire away from pushing it, even after many replying otherwise. Some may find an insatiable craving to write out a pure amusement to expiate circumstances beyond one’s control. Such is the case for characters Cecily and Gwendolen within Oscar Wilde’s satirical piece of drama, The Importance of Being Earnest. Within this