The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. From Act I, Scene 1.

how are the characters jack and algernon developed through the use of dialogue? how are these characters similar? how are they different? support your answer with evidence.

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These children think they are edgy and original. They had probably just learned about human anatomy and wanted to share their findings.

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